A director without a job tries to make a film with the help of friends

This is a real Belgian film, because it is spoken in the two languages (French and Flemish) and also because it speaks about unemployment, making films and having friends from both communities helping the director. These are very important matters in our Country! It has also humor because it's not easy to become a real actor, it's not easy to get money to make a movie and it's not easy to love a girl when you get older, get worried by having no job and getting tired of looking for it! You don't see any fancy restaurants or any great avenues in Brussels. But you see people trying to create something. And that's great! The original title should be in English Get Happy! I like this movie far away from blockbusters!

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