Nothing to Declare (2010)

2010 · Movie · 108 min. · France

Nothing to Declare (2010)
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Comedy 1990s

Nothing to Declare (2010) is a French-Belgian comedy set in 1993, when European borders were being abolished. The story follows two mismatched customs officers: the strict, by-the-book Belgian Ruben Vandevoorde and the laid-back, rule-bending Frenchman Mathias Ducatel. Forced to work together as their border post shuts down, their longstanding rivalry escalates into hilarious clashes. As they navigate absurd bureaucratic chaos, personal grudges, and cultural stereotypes, their partnership is tested in unexpected ways. Packed with witty humor and slapstick moments, the film explores unity and friendship amid change, all while poking fun at Franco-Belgian quirks.

Direction Dany Boon

Cast Benoît Poelvoorde · Dany Boon · Julie Bernard · Karin Viard · François Damiens · Bouli Lanners · Olivier Gourmet · Chritel Pedrinelli · Joachim Ledeganck · Eric Godon · Zinedine Soualem · Laurent Capelluto · Sinead Shannon Roche · Guy Lecluyse

Soundtrack Philippe Rombi

Screenplay Dany Boon

Cinematography Pierre Aïm

Original title Rien à déclarer

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