Making Of

Simon, a distinguished French filmmaker, embarks on his latest venture: a gritty drama centering on workers valiantly defending their factory from relocation. Despite Simon's ambitious vision, the production process becomes an intricate dance of setbacks and challenges. His producer Viviane pushes for script changes and funding reduction while simultaneously orchestrating a crew strike. Simon's personal life spirals out of control, and his lead actor Alain—an unapologetic narcissist—complicates matters further.In the midst of this chaotic tapestry, Joseph, an aspiring filmmaker and extra on set, decides to chronicle the making of this turbulent film. His dedication to capturing the behind-the-scenes action brings a raw authenticity that proves to be compelling and riveting. As Simon's world unravels around him, Joseph's documentation becomes a testament to the exhilaratingly chaotic nature of filmmaking itself—a reality that often surpasses the polished perfection of the final product.