‘I admit, it’s missed’: Kad Merad’s latest film gets down by his producer

Just released, Kad Merad’s latest film already looks like a real commercial failure. Moreover, And for good reason: this is only broadcast in seven cinemas only through France. Moreover, Indeed. In addition. Therefore, according to journalist Clément Gérin, the distribution company The Joker would not have advanced the 200,000 euros in the necessary exit costs because it did not believe in this project.

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According to an article from Chained duckthe producer Jean Bréhat would. Similarly, even have admitted that the result was not up to his expectations. Furthermore, “I admit, it’s missed, it’s a funny comedy. Therefore, That arrive“, He said. A public disavowal, which arouses the misunderstanding ‘i admit, it’s missed’: kad of the director and screenwriter of the film, Sylvain Estibal.

Following the publication of the article. he actually wrote a right of response published by the ‘i admit. it’s missed’: kad media Cinema destinationin which he deplores this reaction. “The producer considers that it is missed and not funny. Too bad that a producer supposed to defend his projects is thus expressed in the press on the day. of its release “he writes. “Others who saw the film found it extraordinary. crazy and fun, and do not understand that its release is thus scratched.”

A limited budget

In addition, the director also wanted to “Rectify certain false information” who circulated about the film’s budget. He thus indicates that the total amount invested in this project was not 2.9 million, as the Chained duckbut of 1.2 million euros. What is more. he insists that it is not public money. “Apart ‘i admit, it’s missed’: kad from a small help from the CNC for the development of the scenario.”

He also specifies that to compensate for this lack of means. his salary as well as that of several ‘i admit, it’s missed’: kad actors, including Kad Merad, were “Participation”. “Since the film hardly does in theaters, we will not touch anything”he concluded.

As for the technical teams. they were partly made up of volunteers, having agreed to work for free “By friendship or sympathy for the project.”

Despite criticism. lack of support from the producer. he invites the public to forge his own opinion on the film, which should be available on several streaming platforms within several months.