French Gold Award-nominated director Antoine Cordier's animal comedy. "Impression of Renoir" features Christa Treitt's bear nature, and César-winning French popular actor Felice Moati performs with a sense of humor. A fresh, rare love comedy of animals, people and family! Our family is all animal-oriented, loving and tearing each other apart, living freely... "Growing up in a zoo is such a lucky thing." Po is a gifted and intelligent man. He has loved inventions since he was seven years old and earned the nickname "little inventor". Because of his special family relationship, he left home to work hard in the city until his father's remarriage wedding, when he set out on his journey back home. On the way home by train, he met a beautiful and generous girl, Lola. Po had a wild idea to hire her as a day-rented girlfriend and return to the zoo opened by the crazy family together; however, what gave Po a headache was that Lola's visit was like a little white rabbit accidentally entering the forest, which aroused the hostility of Po's sister who wore "black bear skin" all day long; she liked gentleness, but she was not as good as him. The father of Quan Yuliao was still in contact with his old lover on the eve of his wedding. For Po, living in a zoo on the verge of bankruptcy, it is easy to face the vast number of animals, but it is difficult to get along with his family. It turns out that living with family members who are wilder than animals is the most difficult problem... Antony Cordier, a director nominated for the Venice Film Festival and the French César Award, presents this year's wildest and craziest animal comedy. The atypical zoo family brings taboos, family affection and open relationships into a surreal and humane sense of humor. The pull between humanity and animality, the impact of modernity and primitiveness are unique, interesting and full of vitality.