Tarek Boudali’s new comedy, « 3 Days Max », hits theaters on Wednesday, October 25 at the cinema. A sequel to 30 Days Max, the feature film is full of references to cult action films.
This Monday, October 16, the 3-day max preview took place, directed by Tarek Boudali. For the occasion, members of the film’s cast and several stars gathered to attend the screening.
Tarek Boudali once again surrounded himself with his friends from La bande à Fifi in this feature film, Philippe Lacheau, Élodie Fontan, Julien Arruti and Reem Kherici.
In this new comedy, which is none other than the sequel to 30 Jours Max released in 2020, the actor takes on the costume of Rayane, a clumsy police officer who, after confronting a drug lord, will have to save his grandmother , played by Marie-Anne Chazel, from the clutches of a Mexican cartel.
Tarek Boudali’s 30-day max release was spoiled by the closure of theaters due to the COVID pandemic. However, the feature film still brought 1.3 million spectators to the cinema. Three years later, the actor and director returns with the sequel entitled 3 Jours Max.
One of the film’s most memorable sequences takes place in Abu Dhabi, where Tarek scales the Conrad Tower, defying gravity for a scene parody reminiscent of « Mission Impossible. » The stunts are getting more and more daring, but Tarek emphasizes the importance of safety and his stunt boss, Christophe Marsaud, who helped him achieve these feats.
Rayane abandons everything to save her grandmother, kidnapped by a drug cartel. Two emeralds with magical powers that he must recover on the other side of the world, one in Abu Dhabi and the other in Cancun, in a temple lost deep in the Mexican jungle. He only has three days to carry out his mission, surrounded by three accomplices.
Tarek Boudali has managed to create a fun and glamorous atmosphere while pushing the limits of action and comedy that you can enjoy at the cinema from October 25!
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