Spoiled Brats

Philippe, Stella, and Alexandre enjoy a lavish lifestyle in Monaco, supported by their wealthy father, Francis. Each sibling pursues their hedonistic desires, with Stella indulging in shopping, Philippe frequenting the nightlife, and Alexandre engaging in numerous affairs.

Stella reveals her engagement to Juan Carlos, a man without a job but who claims to have family wealth stuck in Argentina. This announcement shocks their father, Francis, who disapproves of Juan's intentions and the perceived lack of ambition.

Ferruccio, Francis's advisor, understands the challenges of raising spoiled children after their mother's passing. Francis grapples with the reality of parenting, attempting to instill values in his entitled children.

Philippe pitches various ludicrous business ideas to Francis, including an innovative shoe service aimed at comfort-conscious customers. Despite his enthusiasm, Francis remains skeptical and patient with his son's unrealistic pursuits.

Alexandre's reckless behavior catches up with him when he engages in affairs with the dean's wife and daughters. This scandal enrages the dean, Mr. Guillaume Rombi, leading to heightened tensions in the household.

Francis suffers a heart attack, creating a crisis within the family. While the children continue their bickering, they remain oblivious to the gravity of their father's condition and the diminishing stability of their lives.

The family's troubles worsen when police arrive at their home, forcing Francis to confess his financial misconduct. The revelation of fraud results in frozen accounts and a dire financial situation that threatens their luxurious lifestyle.

In a panic, Francis orchestrates an escape to Marseille, instructing his children to turn over their phones to evade police tracking. The urgency of the situation marks a drastic turn in the family's fortunate lifestyle.

At a dilapidated villa, Francis delivers tough news to his children: they must seek employment to survive. As they process this new reality, they begin to confront the consequences of their prior indulgences.

Desperate for funds, Stella resorts to deceit, stealing Philippe's watch to finance her shopping habits while manipulating Marguerite for assistance. This act ignites further turmoil in the family.

The siblings struggle to find jobs as their past wealth feels like a distant memory. Philippe's unrealistic job expectations land him a role as a rickshaw driver, while Stella is hired as a dishwasher, emphasizing their fall from grace.

During a pivotal family dinner, discussions reveal deep-seated issues such as Stella's battle with anorexia and the siblings' feelings of disconnection from their father. This moment of vulnerability leads to a fragile reopening of communication.

As news of their financial misfortunes reaches Juan, he steps in to offer assistance. This intervention complicates the family dynamics further, particularly concerning Stella's impending marriage.

In a dramatic turn, Francis rushes to reveal the truth about the staged fraud to Stella just before her wedding. This confrontation causes an emotional rift as the children hold their father accountable for years of perceived neglect.

Ultimately, the siblings find refuge at their grandfather's house, where they begin to rebuild their lives. As they reconcile with their father, they start new ventures that support their growth, leading to a heartfelt family reunion.