The Man Who Laughed to Tears

He worked in advertising in the 1990s, in high fashion in the 2000s, and now he is a comic reviewer on the largest national public radio station. Breguet has returned, and his doppelgänger describes the realities of the media world, which laughs at the still smoldering ashes of journalistic ethics.
One day, Octave arrives unprepared for the morning broadcast, and a bad student is expelled from media paradise. Frédéric Breguet tells the story of his life… through the new adventures of Octave Parango - a convinced hedonist, who changed it not in an instant, but in a heartbeat.
Alcohol, drugs, and sex seem to form the basis of Octave Parango's life, a staff humorist at France Publique radio. But the world he is used to is under attack from... the "yellow vests". Just one night spent in search of self-destructive pleasures puts everything in its place, and it turns out that the most important thing? - the first word and first steps of a son, the laughter of a daughter (which makes one want to laugh too), and the embrace of a wife in a world far from upheaval, in a home where he is awaited.