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When a conservative, traditionalist father discovers his three daughters are engaged to men from vastly different backgrounds, he attempts to win them over and overcome his own prejudices. His youngest daughter's fiancé, from a family of Algerian origin, presents the biggest challenge. The film follows the humorous attempts of the father to bridge the cultural gaps and his own ingrained stereotypes.

The film received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with some finding its humor predictable and relying too heavily on stereotypes. Audiences, however, seemed to respond more favorably to its lighthearted, albeit familiar, comedic premise.

• Relies on worn-out cultural stereotypes for its humor.

• A predictable but generally lighthearted comedy that aims for broad appeal.

• The performances are a saving grace for some of the more formulaic jokes.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a mixed reception, with many finding the film amusing and enjoyable for a family viewing, while others felt it was unoriginal and not particularly funny.

The film is a remake of the 2014 Argentinian film 'Tasting Menu' (Spanish: 'Un cuento chino').