Chacun pour tous is a French sports comedy movie released in 2018. The movie is directed by Vianney Lebasque and written by Jérémie Guez and Ahmed Hamidi.
The story of the movie revolves around a national basketball coach named JB. He is desperate to win a gold medal in the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games for his country, France. But unfortunately, he is facing a tough time in finding the right players for his team. Then suddenly, he comes up with a cunning plan to cheat his way to success.
JB decides to form a basketball team composed mostly of fake mentally disabled players. He recruits a group of capable and talented athletes, hiding the fact that they have no disability at all. The team quickly prepares and trains for the upcoming Paralympic Games. JB instructs the team to act like mentally handicapped persons so that they can fool everyone and qualify for the Paralympics.
The team travels to Australia, where they have to pretend to be disabled in front of other athletes, officials, and the media. They have to face unexpected challenges and obstacles, including cheating opponents, suspicious officials, and curious media journalists.
The movie highlights the various struggles that the team faces, both on and off the court, in their quest to win a gold medal. The team's deception gradually becomes harder to maintain, and the athletes must work together with JB to conceal their true identities.
Overall, the movie Chacun pour tous is a charming and enjoyable sports comedy that explores the importance of teamwork, friendship, and honesty. It also addresses some significant issues of disability and the ill-conceived notion that winning is everything.