Thanks Boss!

Name: Thanks Boss!
Director: François Ruffin
Released: 2016

François Ruffin 2016

For the Klurs, nothing is going right: their factory that had made suits for Kenzo (LVMH) was relocated abroad. Now unemployed and in debt, the couple stands to lose their home. That’s when François Ruffin knocks on their door. Can they manage to pull one over on Bernard Arnault, CEO of the world’s leading luxury group and France’s richest man?

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Running Time:

83 min.

Spoken Languages:

French

Subtitles:

English

Directors:

François Ruffin

Producers:

Edouard Mauriat

Cinematographers:

Collective

Editors:

Cécile Dubois

Production Companies:

Mille et Une Productions, Fakir

Festival Participation

- 2017
César Award for Best Documentary

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