This is a change from the old-fashioned stereotype that makes the French people think that the north of France is full of desolate and desperate lands and drunken alcoholics. It is a film that discovers the beauty of the customs of northern France. In the film, in order to allow his depressed wife to live in a better environment, Philip, who is a post office chief, tried every means to apply for a job in the warm south, and even pretended to be disabled in an attempt to hide from the sky, but in the end he was unsuccessful. In this way, the unfortunate Philip not only was transferred to nothing, but was transferred by the company to the northern town of Berges, a legendary hell where "toes can be frozen". Residents are disrespectful, brutal, rude and have a "Northern" accent. In short, all the rumors relentlessly show that this is not the place for southerners. So, in the great fear of "North North", Philip went to Beggs. However, after only experiencing the panic of the first night, the optimistic Philip found that this small town is not the legendary hell, it is not a world of ice and snow, although the residents and his subordinates are full of "Northern" accents, there are communication problems, but They are friendly, warm, dedicated, and don't bully out-of-towners as rumored. His subordinates even brought him furniture, filling his empty home to the brim. Just when Philip began to adapt quickly, the phone rang, and it was his wife Julie. When Philip excitedly told his wife thousands of miles away that the environment and residents here are very good, the preconceived wife actually thought that Philip was lying and was covering up the huge pressure he was under in the local area. In desperation, Philip had no choice but to "spit bitterness" to his wife, and described Berges as a wild place that "this scene should only exist in hell". Unexpectedly, after a lie, his wife actually cared about Philip like never before, and said, "I'm proud of your sacrifice for your family", making Philip on the other end of the phone stunned, not knowing how to answer. Later, Philip credited his wife's concern for "beauty from distance." In the end, Julie wanted to live with her husband in Beggs because she was afraid of being bullied! In this way, all the lies about Beggs were self-defeating! He couldn't foresee his wife's reaction after learning the truth, so he Of course strongly opposed. After the persuasion was ineffective, Philip, eager for his wife to go north, actually directed and acted - a very difficult car accident. However, Philip's car-destroying conspiracy finally turned into a plan to delay the army. He couldn't dispel the idea of his wife's resolute walk, but just turned her north. The day was delayed by a day and a day later, Beggs put on a show involving all the residents. After rushing back to the post office, Philip called all the staff in for an emergency meeting, confessed his guilty conscience about lying to his wife, and begged everyone to help. However, the staff's response was surprisingly indifferent, one by one got up and walked out of the office, leaving a stunned Philip, who was probably still worried that the staff were angry. The next development can be described as a twist and turn. After he had hugged his wife in every possible way and was about to tell the truth, the yellow mail car of the post office suddenly stopped beside his wife, the door was opened, and a small group of "Beibei" led by Anthony surrounded Julie. Put Julie into the car with a method that is extremely suspected of van robbery.... So, the legendary Beggs appeared in front of Julie in an orderly manner_Rude country bumpkin, old house, dilapidated mining area, strange way of life . . He strengthened his determination to stay with her husband, which was beyond Philip's expectations. The accident sparked an argument between Philip and Anthony about the "man". They agreed that Philip would turn back and tell Julie the "truth of Beggs", and Anthony would cut off the "Oedipus complex" that had been entangled with him for 35 years, and boldly confessed to his former lover. When Philip returned to the broken house, he found that Julie was no longer there. He didn't know that at the post office not far from the mining area, the beautiful clerk had already told Julie the truth. Meanwhile, Anthony summons the courage to talk to his controlling mother about starting his own business. Then, the mother rushed to the post office to "admit defeat" to the female staff through the glass So, the legendary Beggs appeared in front of Julie in an orderly manner_Rude country bumpkins, old houses, dilapidated mining areas, strange ways of life... all made Julie feel uncomfortable, She finally realized how hard it was for her husband to live here! However, the "bad" conditions not only failed to make Julie retreat, but instead strengthened her determination to support her husband, which was beyond Philip's expectations. The accident sparked an argument between Philip and Anthony about the "man". They agreed that Philip would turn back and tell Julie the "truth of Beggs", and Anthony would cut off the "Oedipus complex" that had been entangled with him for 35 years, and boldly confessed to his former lover. When Philip returned to the broken house, he found that Julie was no longer there. He didn't know that at the post office not far from the mining area, the beautiful clerk had already told Julie the truth. Meanwhile, Anthony summons the courage to talk to his controlling mother about starting his own business. Then, the mother rushed to the post office to "admit defeat" to the female staff through the glass So, the legendary Beggs appeared in front of Julie in an orderly manner_Rude country bumpkins, old houses, dilapidated mining areas, strange ways of life... all made Julie feel uncomfortable, She finally realized how hard it was for her husband to live here! However, the "bad" conditions not only failed to make Julie retreat, but instead strengthened her determination to support her husband, which was beyond Philip's expectations. The accident sparked an argument between Philip and Anthony about the "man". They agreed that Philip would turn back and tell Julie the "truth of Beggs", and Anthony would cut off the "Oedipus complex" that had been entangled with him for 35 years, and boldly confessed to his former lover. When Philip returned to the broken house, he found that Julie was no longer there. He didn't know that at the post office not far from the mining area, the beautiful clerk had already told Julie the truth. Meanwhile, Anthony summons the courage to talk to his controlling mother about starting his own business. Then, the mother rushed to the post office to "admit defeat" to the female staff through the glass
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