"Le Dîner de Cons" translates to "The Dinner of Idiots" in English. The film, directed by Francis Veber, revolves around a group of wealthy individuals who host a dinner where each guest must bring an "idiot" for entertainment. The story follows one man's plan to humiliate his guest, but things take an unexpected turn, leading to humorous and poignant moments. The film highlights themes of social class, arrogance, and the true meaning of intelligence.

The English version of "Le Dîner de Cons" is titled "The Dinner Game." The film, released in 1998, is a French comedy directed by Francis Veber. It revolves around a group of wealthy friends who host a dinner party where each invites an unsuspecting "idiot" to make fun of them. The story follows the misadventures that ensue when one guest, François Pignon, turns out to be more resourceful and impactful than anticipated. The film's clever humor and social commentary have made it a classic.

"Le Dîner de Cons" (The Dinner Game) is a French comedy that revolves around a group of friends who invite unsuspecting "idiots" to dinner for amusement. The film features adult themes, including satire on intelligence and social behavior, along with some mild language and innuendo. While it is not overtly explicit, its humor and premise may not be suitable for young children. Parents should consider the maturity of their kids and the potential for misunderstanding the film's themes before allowing them to watch it.

The French version of "Dinner with Schmucks" is "Le Dîner de Cons," released in 1998. Directed by Francis Veber, the film revolves around a group of wealthy friends who hold a dinner where each must bring an idiot as a guest to mock them. The story follows Pierre Brochant, who unwittingly invites François Pignon, an eccentric and socially awkward man. The film explores themes of friendship, pride, and the consequences of cruelty, and it became a classic of French comedy, known for its clever humor and memorable characters.