Julie Delpy directs and stars in this sharp, funny satire about a quaint French village whose residents—motivated as much by government subsidies as by goodwill—eagerly agree to host refugees fleeing the ravages of war. When a Syrian family arrives instead of the expected Ukrainians, chaos erupts as the villagers’ assumptions and prejudices are exposed. Delpy’s storytelling skewers both reactionary and progressive attitudes, while the newcomers, carrying their own harrowing past, defy stereotypes as they upend small-town routines in this crowd-pleasing comedy.