Djaï Kamara

Un jeune touriste tombe en panne d'essence dans le désert saharien, Il part à la recherche de secours. Dans l'oasis le plus proche, deux touristes apprécient la légendaire hospitalité arabe prodiguée par leur guide. Dans le désert, notre automobiliste en panne succombe à une insolation. Un jeune bédouin le découvre inerte. Il le transporte dans sa casbah et le couche sur la litière. Le petit prince du désert en pince pour cet étranger blond. Il doit se battre avec ses deux cousins pour protéger le jeune homme évanoui contre leur gourmandise...

The tourists are left with an unforgettable memory of the carnival. The Comedia del Arte is deeply entrenched in the Italian mind. Jokes, misunderstandings... everything contributes to the general confusion. The poor become rich, the old become young. Pierrot turns into Columbine. Columbine turns into Pierrot. Everything is possible; everything permissible. A French family arrives in the middle of the farce. Julien, the young son, escaping his mother's clutches, joins in with the colourful spectacle. What does he seek? Love? Who knows? The actors are immersed in the fairytale. Don Juan sees Puss-in-Boots in Romeo; his friend Silvio is the traitor. The Baron Mosca, Romeo's uncle, leads the ball. Seeing the young French guy's attraction to his nephew, the dirty old baron sees an opportunity to wreck the imminent marriage of his nephew, an alliance which he loathes. Success for this Machiavelli when he throws an orgiastic party in his sumptuous palace!

When jealousy grips the heart of a young man and drives him into the wet streets of Paris to get even, insatiable desire arrives in the form of a sexy blond on a motorcycle.

Filmed in Tunisia. It all starts at a hammam, In the steamy bath, a French teenager discovers Arab sensuality at its best, like a thunderbolt. But when his young Tunisian leaves the building, he becomes invisible in the casbah's alleyways. Our young hero sets out to follow him through the busy streets but, too far behind him, he gets lost in the souks where he will discover, in the back rooms of shops, the very particular hospitality of Eastern traders.