Because of a parachuting accident, the white rich man Philippe (François Cluzet) was paralyzed in bed and wanted to recruit a full-time caregiver. Due to the high salary, many applicants gathered, all of whom were eloquent, but they could not impress him. It was not until the appearance of the black Driss (Omar Sy) that he made a decision. Driss had just come out of prison and was burdened with the family. He only wanted to find a letter of dismissal to apply for relief, and he was obviously more interested in the female assistant than this job. But Philip still fell in love with this young man at first sight. So Driss started a one-month trial period. Although the comfortable mansion environment made him feel vain, he still faced many challenges: not only did he have to do physical rehabilitation for Philip, but he also had to bathe him, give him an enema, open letters, put on stockings, etc. At first, the two had very different ways of thinking and values, but as they got to know each other better, they became friends... This film is based on real events and won the Golden Kirin Award for Best Film at the 2011 Tokyo Film Festival. François Cluzet and Omar Say shared the Best Actor crown.