Le Cactus

Year: 2005

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: French

Directors: Michel Munz, Gérard Bitton

Comedy

Sami, a hypochondriac, misreads a hospital test and believes he suffers an incurable neurological disease. Determined to live his last moments, he flies to India for treatment by a local doctor. Meanwhile, his friend Patrick, unaware the illness is imagined, loses his job and his wife, leaving the roles reversed as Sami’s condition improves.

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