September 16th 2011. The TV news networks newspapers blogs websites and radio stations are all reporting on one story: star author Michel Houellebecq winner of the prestigious Prix Goncourt in 2010 has been abducted. Some members of the media go so far as to suggest that Al-Qaeda may be involved. For the next few days the news ripples through literary circles and members of the press feeding buzz and speculation. A brazen kidnapping? An identity crisis? A plan to escape abroad? A schizophrenic delirium? Michel will never provide the media with any rational... explanation for what happened to him. [show more]
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French author Michel Houellebecq plays himself in this comedy drama partly based on his real-life disappearance in 2011. While on a book tour the reclusive writer vanishes without a trace, sparking various rumours as to his whereabouts. Kidnapped by three brothers, Luc (Luc Schwarz), Maxime (Maxime Lefrançois) and Mathieu (Mathieu Nicourt), Michel is held for ransom inside their family home in the country where a number of comic encounters play out between the hostage and his captors.
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