Micmacs

• Action
• Comedy
• Crime

A darkly whimsical heist film unfolds from the perspective of Bazil, a man grazed by a stray bullet who finds unexpected sanctuary—and a peculiar family—amongst a collective of outcasts living within a sprawling junkyard. Driven not by grand ambition, but by a deeply personal grievance against arms manufacturers, Bazil meticulously orchestrates a series of increasingly imaginative and non-violent acts of retaliation. The film revels in a playful, almost childlike curiosity about dismantling complex systems, contrasting the absurdity of the schemes with the lingering pain of Bazil’s injury and the shared vulnerabilities of his newfound community. It’s a strangely comforting exploration of finding purpose and connection in the margins of society, fueled by an inventive visual style and a gentle, ironic humor that transforms revenge into a surprisingly heartwarming pursuit of justice.