Do You Do You Saint-Tropez

In the exclusive and sun-kissed setting of the French Riviera, the Tranchant villa becomes a hotbed of intrigue and deception when a series of unfortunate events threatens to disrupt the luxurious summer celebrations. Billionaire Tranchant and his elegant wife Eliane have spared no expense in creating an idyllic haven for their high-society friends to indulge in the finer things in life. However, as the warm summer air sets in, so too does a sense of unease when a series of car bombings and threatening letters shake the foundations of the villa. Given the gravity of the situation, Tranchant sets out on a mission to find the most capable and reliable agent to investigate the mystery and put an end to the chaos. His search leads him to meet the charismatic but hapless agent Boullin, whose questionable skills and inflated ego have left him relegated to the sidelines. Despite his initial reservations, Boullin sees an opportunity too good to pass up and accepts the challenge, hoping to redeem himself in the eyes of his employer and prove his worth as a top-notch detective. However, as Boullin delves deeper into the investigation, he realizes that he's in over his head. With the culprit still at large, he must resort to drastic measures and put on a disguise to gain the trust of the villa's occupants. Under the guise of a newly hired butler, Boullin navigates the complex web of alliances and rivalries among the guests, all while trying to stay one step ahead of the sinister forces that seek to destroy the Tranchants' summer paradise. As the game of cat and mouse unfolds, Boullin's incompetence and blunders become a running joke, but his determination to solve the mystery remains unwavering. With the help of his loyal butler's attire and an impressive repertoire of witty one-liners, he sets out to interview the suspects and gather clues, all while avoiding detection by the culprit. One of the key suspects is none other than the sultry and seductive Sophia, a free-spirited artist who seems to be hiding secrets of her own. With her captivating charm and alluring presence, Sophia proves to be a major distraction for Boullin, who finds himself torn between the demands of the case and his growing infatuation with her. Meanwhile, the rest of the cast of characters continues to provide comedic relief, from the effervescent and eccentric socialite, Madame Dupont, to the pompous and self-absorbed movie star, Monsieur Béarn, and the charming but dim-witted young couple, Henri and Sophie, who unwittingly become entangled in the mystery. As the investigation unfolds, Boullin's various disguises and misadventures serve as a clever subversion of the traditional detective genre, poking fun at the conventions of whodunit mysteries while still managing to keep the audience engaged and guessing. The film's comedic tone and lighthearted atmosphere make it an enjoyable romp, full of clever jokes and wry observations about the social elite and their peculiar world. Ultimately, the solution to the mystery is both surprising and delightful, with the true culprit revealed in a surprising twist that ties together the various threads and plot threads introduced throughout the film. As the investigation draws to a close, Boullin emerges victorious, having saved the day with his unorthodox methods and unwavering dedication to justice. Despite his initial reputation as a bumbling agent, Boullin proves to be a worthy adversary for the nefarious forces that sought to disrupt the tranquil summer celebrations at the Tranchant villa.