Meet the Van Peteghem family, the true aristocrats in whose veins flow blue blood. Its members are almost completely depraved, mostly degenerate, constantly blanched, and some even hum and stutter. And they are disgustingly rich. In the summer they love to sail in their magnificent seaside mansion, spending time recollecting the glorious past, admiring the innocence of fishermen, idle and satisfying their decadent whim.

But even Van Pete, who has seen almost everything, is not ready for what will happen next to their summer mansion. Local people are beginning to disappear. In mysterious circumstances, in a white day, and without a trace. The puzzles are solved by two eccentric police inspectors, famous for unconventional methods of work and indescribable stupidity.

Juliette Binoche, Fabrice Luchini (Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi ("Madness of Happiness") are brawling in the Van Peteghem family in Bruno Dumont's "Little Quinquin" "), Which became a hit with French cinemas. "Dead Water" is a black comedy like deep waters of French bays and absurd as "Monty Python's Flying Circus."