Marsupilami is a 2025 French-Belgian comedy film directed by Philippe Lacheau, rated G and running 99 minutes.
The cast includes Philippe Lacheau, Jamel Debbouze, Tarek Boudali, and Jean Reno.
The story follows David, who agrees to smuggle a mysterious package from South America to save his job. He boards a cruise ship alongside his ex Tess, her son Léo, and his bumbling colleague Stéphane, whom he uses as an unwitting mule. When Stéphane accidentally opens the package, an adorable baby Marsupilami is revealed and the trip descends into chaos.
The screening takes place on Monday, August 24, 2026 at 19:30 at Salle Pauline-Julien, as part of the Ciné-Club du Quartier programme.
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Philippe Lacheau
Philippe Lacheau is a French actor, director, and screenwriter who brings a lively, laugh-out-loud spirit to French comedy. A visitor to his world will find the high-energy humor of films like Babysitting, Alibi.com, and Tout le monde debout. It's a fun cultural stop for fans of modern French cinema.
Jamel Debbouze
Jamel Debbouze is one of France's most beloved comedians and actors, born in Paris and raised in Trappes. Fans can discover his energetic stand-up, his role in the hit film *Amélie*, and *Days of Glory*. He also founded the Jamel Comedy Club and the Marrakech du Rire festival.
Tarek Boudali
Tarek Boudali is a French-Algerian actor, comedian, writer and director, and a lively stop on any tour of modern French comedy. A member of the Les Inconnus-style comedic wave, he's known for the hit film *Alibi.com* and the *Épouse-moi mon pote* series. Expect big laughs. Note: I'm not certain of the details in that comparison, so here is a safer, accurate version: Tarek Boudali is a French-Algerian actor, writer and director, and a must-know name for fans of French comedy. Famed for co-creating the group La Bande à Fifi and starring in *Alibi.com* and *Épouse-moi mon pote*, he offers crowd-pleasing humor and energetic, feel-good entertainment.
Jean Reno
Jean Reno is a celebrated French actor of Spanish descent, born in Casablanca. Visitors to French cinema's world will know him from Léon: The Professional, The Big Blue, Nikita, and Les Visiteurs. His commanding presence and quiet charm make his films a must-see on any cinematic journey.
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