Merci Patron !

This documentary follows journalist and activist François Ruffin as he embarks on a quixotic quest to reclaim the dignity of the working class. Inspired by the slogan 'Merci Patron!' (Thanks, Boss!), Ruffin attempts to provoke the CEO of a major textile company into creating jobs for laid-off workers by staging a fictional family tragedy.

Merci Patron ! was widely praised for its witty and engaging approach to a serious socio-economic issue. Critics lauded its blend of humor and political commentary, finding it both entertaining and thought-provoking. Audiences responded positively to its David-and-Goliath narrative and its focus on the struggles of ordinary people.

• Praised for its humorous and accessible take on labor issues.

• Commended for its creative and effective activism through filmmaking.

• Seen as a powerful and entertaining critique of corporate greed.

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The film's narrative is inspired by the real-life story of the closure of a Whirlpool factory in Amiens, France, and the subsequent activism by its workers.