The Troubleshooter 2018
In *The Troubleshooter (2018)*, Éric Judor stars as Alex, a 43-year-old tow-truck driver whose life takes an unexpected turn when he steps in to help a stranded motorist—and ends up caring for her three children overnight.
Director: Julien Guetta
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Troubleshooter (2018) about?
*The Troubleshooter* follows Alex, a tow-truck driver who stumbles into an impromptu babysitting gig after aiding a stranded woman—only to wake up to three unexpected children in his care. What starts as a chaotic one-night stand quickly spirals into a crash course in responsibility, forcing him to confront his own immaturity.
Who directed The Troubleshooter?
Julien Guetta directed *The Troubleshooter*, blending humor and heart in this offbeat comedy-drama.
Who stars in The Troubleshooter?
The film features Éric Judor, Laure Calamy, Brigitte Roüan, Philippe Duquesne, and Déborah Lukumuena in key roles.
Is The Troubleshooter (2018) worth watching?
As a lighthearted comedy-drama, *The Troubleshooter* delivers warmth, humor, and a surprisingly touching premise. While it's not a blockbuster, its relatable themes and strong performances make it a solid pick for fans of character-driven films.
How long is The Troubleshooter?
*The Troubleshooter* runs for 84 minutes.
About The Troubleshooter (2018) — A Comedy-Drama About an Unlikely Dad's Wild Night
In *The Troubleshooter (2018)*, Éric Judor stars as Alex, a 43-year-old tow-truck driver whose life takes an unexpected turn when he steps in to help a stranded motorist—and ends up caring for her three children overnight. Directed by Julien Guetta, this heartfelt comedy-drama blends chaotic family dynamics with the kind of everyday absurdity that feels both relatable and wildly entertaining. Alex's journey from reluctant caretaker to accidental dad is a rollercoaster of emotions, packed with humor, warmth, and the kind of low-stakes drama that lingers long after the credits roll.
The film thrives on its charming cast, particularly Judor's everyman charm and Laure Calamy's scene-stealing turn as the mysterious woman who leaves him in charge. With its sharp observations on responsibility, second chances, and the messiness of adulthood, *The Troubleshooter* captures the spirit of modern French cinema—funny enough to keep you laughing, but layered enough to make you reflect.