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You can say about Roman Faubert that he is still a stick in the ass. He is about to turn forty years old, he works as a photographer and suffers from hypochondria. Not only that, the man gets his treating doctor Dmytro Zvenka. The doctor can't find a place to help his patient, who got him so badly that the poor guy wants to die! During another eccentricity of Roman, Dmytro decided to finally try new drugs. Perhaps the whole problem is that the photographer is lonely, and if he has a woman, the patient will go on the mend. But who would have thought that it would be so difficult for this pesky neurotic to take new medication, because few people can tolerate it for more than five minutes. Read more Dani Boon, who actually played the main character, the neurotic photographer Roman Faubert, is a popular personality in modern French cinema. Playing often complex, strange, but kind characters, the actor sometimes directs himself. In this case, he not only directed the film, but also wrote the script for it, which again is not new for him. The rest of the actors who perform the main roles can also often be seen in French comedies. For example, Boone's partner on the set of the film "Love is the best medicine" was Kad Merad, who starred with the director in the film "Beaver to bite". Danny Boon himself admits that his role in many ways echoes certain life situations and fears. The director is really very afraid of getting sick, which allowed him to perform the role very briskly and accurately, considering his talent. Before starting the thorough work on "Love is the best medicine", the actor and director was thinking of making another film about the North, as he did with "Beaver to bite". Some scenes were filmed not only on the territory of Boone's native lands, as was the case with his past works. One of the "foreign" locations was Hungary. Sometimes I had to work there for 17 hours, starting, for example, filming in the afternoon, and finishing in the morning the next day.