Tell the story of a French crime film "Delicious Drug Woman" in which an old lady counterattacked in her later years through drug trafficking. The film is full of French humor and romance.
It tells the story of an old lady named Bollet who lived on a very poor life after the death of her husband and could only live on relief funds.
Picking up food every day, she began to become mean, (grabbing cheese, grabbing other people's things with anti-wolf spray, putting cockroaches in the restaurant that took over her). He and his daughter and son-in-law also have constant conflicts. He despised his black son-in-law so much that he angered his daughter. Even her good friends sneered.
One night while rummaging through the garbage, she stumbled upon a drug deal that she had never seen in her life with so much cash. She asked the policeman's son-in-law about a nearby man named Tovey who was in the marijuana business. So he secretly observed the movements of the drug dealers and quickly found their stronghold on the opposite side. Just then, the courthouse came and pulled everything in her house to pay off the debt, and the phone was in arrears. Desperate, Bollet went straight to Tovey. Tovey thought it was funny and kicked her out. Bollet did not give up, he continued to secretly observe the + drug dealers, one day, Tovi's men while evading the police pursuit, threw the goods into Polette's arms. Then Bollet went directly to Tovey to negotiate the terms, (threatening to report it and asking for Tovey's loose cargo). Tovey did not want to provoke the troublesome old lady, so he gave Paulette a small part of the goods and asked for a share of nine-one. From then on, Pollet embarked on his career as a drug dealer.
At first, Bollet ran into walls everywhere, and because of his old and harmless appearance, he sold cheaply. Soon it was on track and made a lot of money.
Pollet was bent on scattering, the cards were no longer played, and soon paid off the arrears and bought new clothes, donated money to the church, prayed for comfort, Ande was not a bad person, she just wanted to live a better life. The business was booming, and Tovey's other bulk carriers were not accustomed to it, and after beating Up Pollett, he also stole the money sold in the past few days.
Business is not doing well. While he was worried, the little grandson accidentally added marijuana to the cake (picture). After the little grandson was picked up by his mother, Paulette called his friends to play cards and share the cake he had just made, (although the cake tasted strange, it was more and more excited the more he ate it, and the more he ate it, the more he wanted to eat it). Pollette saw this scene and finally thought of a way, she mixed marijuana in the cake, and then went to the underground to sell the cake, and the old acquaintances who used to buy marijuana were very popular. The more people who bought the Bollet cake, the more they wanted to eat it. Went straight to Pollett's house to order the cake. Pollett quickly sold out the shipment. And snatched the business of other bulk carriers.
Tovey gave more goods, and she tried to work with other merchants, who were responsible for the publicity, and Pollett only made cakes to sell. Paulette's family is full of troubles, was bumped by the girlfriend who came to her to play cards, Pollette did not do two endlessly, indicating that he only did the marijuana business, the others were never afraid to touch, pulled the girlfriend together to join the gang. At this time, the son-in-law of the policeman came to visit Pollett and bumped into Tovey's men who had come to the house to get money. The son-in-law and colleagues became suspicious and began to spy on Pollet. She knows nothing about it and also begins a twilight love affair. Life after having money can be described as smooth sailing.
Pollette's ability to sell attracts the attention of Tovey's boss, who asks her to replace Tovey and sell the cake to the children in the nursery. Paulette still has a conscience and a bottom line, and after playing with her little grandson and girlfriends for a while, she calls and rejects the big drug lord, (telling her that a gentleman loves money and has a way).
The big drug lord was angry when he heard it. Patovi smashed Pollett's home and kidnapped his little grandson. The old ladies were not vegetarians either, and the four girlfriends rushed to Tovina with a toy gun to save people. Tovey was also intimidated by Pollette's momentum, so he let the little grandson go, but accidentally bumped into one of them and went on fire. The toy gun is revealed, but Tovey doesn't know that a big net has been thrown at him. (The black son-in-law surrounded them with special forces.) Tovey was arrested and confessed to Bollet, and the four of them were imprisoned. Her regular customers, knowing his deeds, came to the police station to demand Bollet's release, and because of their age, the four were sentenced to probation (a verdict considered a major victory for supporters).
At the end of the story, Bright and his sisters open a cake shop and live a happy life as an elderly lady.
What Pollette did was bad, but it could not be hated, the embarrassment of life did not make her blindly self-pity, but lived out her own wonderful, who stipulates that those souls who are still alive must wither with the body, with a heart that does not obey the old, Pollet takes the initiative to solve the problems of life. In the end, he embarked on the road of no return, and indeed insisted on his heart, helped the people around him, only sold the marijuana with the lowest addiction, and resolutely did not sell drugs to children. In the end, the police were able to catch the drug dealer leader Tovey.
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