In the midst of World War II, France is occupied by Nazi forces, and the lives of its citizens change dramatically. The story follows two very different men: a bohemian painter and a British servant, who are forced to join together in a risky and comedic effort to survive. As bombings and tension dominate the streets of Paris, the British servant, accidentally separated from his squadron, manages to land in the French capital. Meanwhile, the painter, a man who just wants to live in peace, unexpectedly becomes the companion of this soldier.
The two find themselves trapped in a series of absurd situations, from disguising themselves as Nazis to pretending to be members of high society. Throughout their adventures, the clash of their personalities—the dreamy painter and the serious military man—provides a constant collision of hilarity and reflection. Together, they try to find a way to escape the German surveillance and help other prisoners of war. With a glimpse into everyday life during wartime and a healthy dose of humor, this story becomes a celebration of friendship and human ingenuity. A perfect blend of action, comedy, and heartwarming moments, leaving the audience with a smile and a reminder of the bravery that emerges in the darkest of times.