The story tells about the three daughters of an old French couple who were married to Arabs, Jews and Chinese respectively. The old couple put their last hope on their youngest daughter. What they did not expect was that the youngest daughter But they led an African-American black man to stand in front of them.
This is a story built against the background of France's unique national composition. Although I can't empathize with it, I don't think it's unbearable to watch. Conflicts in beliefs, conflicts in customs, conflicts in ideas, conflicts in ways of doing things, conflicts in living habits... When all the differences between races are shown in this film, they are not Too much careful discussion of this heavy topic turns it into a joke in a gag-like way.
The characters of the four sons-in-law in the movie seem to deliberately cater to our stereotypes of these groups, but at the same time do things a little different from the stereotypes.
In fact, before we belong to a certain group, we are all ourselves first, so why not judge people with relationships, but judge with prejudice?
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