Enfoirés Kids

Enfoirés Kids captures the twenty-first Enfoirés album, recorded during seven concerts at Arena Montpellier from Wednesday January 26 to Monday January 31 2011. Rather than follow a narrative, the film assembles performances, backstage moments and group numbers that show the atmosphere of the shows. Singers alternate solo turns and ensemble pieces, with choreographed staging and playful interactions among artists. The recording preserves the energy of the live events and the charity purpose behind them, offering viewers a front-row perspective on rehearsals, costume changes and the collaborative spirit. It moves between big group medleys and intimate solo spots, giving fans a sense of how the concerts were built and what made that run memorable. The editing keeps pacing brisk and varied.

Directed by Pascal Duchêne and released in 2017, the film documents the Enfoirés live shows that produced the album Dans l'oeil des Enfoirés, filmed over seven nights at Montpellier Arena in 2011, notably featuring Patrick Fiori, Jenifer and Michaël Youn.

Box office details for Enfoirés Kids aren't widely reported, the release serving mainly as an archival concert film and a companion to the charity album rather than a mainstream commercial feature, so public gross figures remain limited or unavailable.

The Enfoirés concerts have long been tied to the Les Restos du Coeur charity in France, turning annual shows into television events and albums that raise funds and awareness. This film preserves one of those runs, appealing to French audiences and fans who value the performers' collaborative spirit, still popular.

Critical coverage of Enfoirés Kids is limited, with audience response mainly coming from fans of the troupe. The title's recorded rating here is 0.0/10 based on a single vote, reflecting minimal available reviews. The film focuses on performance, camaraderie and charitable purpose rather than narrative or critique among its audience.