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Zac hits a rough patch when his girlfriend ends things after realizing his hairline is thinning. Rather than accepting defeat, he teams up with his over the top hair-obsessed uncle to prove that hair can still be a source of swagger and charm. Together they hatch a bold plan to reclaim his look and repair the relationship, chasing a string of schemes that blend slapstick and heart. Across a city that seems to cheer for outrageous disguises, they stumble into mistaken identities, eccentric professors, and a few awkward encounters that test trust and timing. Throughout, Zac learns that confidence can come from friends as much as follicles, and that love sometimes prefers authenticity over appearance and a few surprises tonight.

Released in 2025 and directed by Camille Delamarre, the film stems from an original concept by Antonin Fourlon. It's a breezy comedy about appearance, confidence, and a goofy scheme to win back love that never takes itself seriously on screen.

Box office information for this title is not publicly available and there are no reported worldwide grosses. Some markets may release data later, but as of now no figures have been disclosed by distributors. That is the status so far.

As of now there are no reported nominations or wins from major ceremonies. The cast includes Kev Adams, Michaël Youn, and Rayane Bensetti in a comedy built around hair and heart. Critics have yet to weigh in this year publicly.

The movie leans into a brisk pace and a playful tone that foregrounds self image, loyalty, and family support. Zacharie and his uncle turn a cosmetic crisis into a comic test of confidence and romance, with friendships adding warmth and quick witted humor. Friends across the cast bring extra energy.