Babysitting is a French comedy film directed by Philippe Lacheau and Nicolas Benamou, released in 2014. The film follows the story of Franck, a young man who works for Marc Schaudel, a rather eccentric and wealthy businessman. When Marc needs a babysitter for his son Remy, Franck is entrusted with the task of looking after the child for the night.
However, the night takes an unexpected turn when Franck's friends arrive at the Schaudel's mansion. They convince Franck to let them invite more people, and soon, the house is filled with strangers and party-goers. Things rapidly spiral out of control, and chaos ensues as the party-goers trash the house, kidnap Remy, and disappear into the night.
The next morning, Marc and his wife Claire awaken to find their home in ruins and their son missing. They immediately contact the police, who begin a massive search for the missing child. In the aftermath of the chaos, they find a camera that contains footage of the events that transpired throughout the night.
As Marc, Claire, and the police watch the video, they are horrified to discover the extent of the damage caused by Franck and his friends. Meanwhile, Franck and Remy find themselves in a series of strange and dangerous situations that test their resilience and ingenuity.
Throughout the film, viewers are treated to a rollercoaster ride of comedy and suspense as they follow the absurd events that unfold. The plot is packed with hilarity and unexpected twists and turns, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.