The charming town of Le Mêle-sur-Sarthe, Normandy, is in crisis. Dairy and livestock prices have plummeted due to a flood of imports, and farmers are threatened with foreclosure. Mayor Georges Balbuzard (the irrepressible François Cluzet, beloved from The Intouchables & The Country Doctor) does his best to fight and raise awareness of their plight, but the situation isn't deemed newsworthy for national media. Things seem hopeless until the day famous American photographer Newman (Toby Jones) passes through the village, inadvertently discovering the perfect backdrop for his next shoot. Balbuzard sees a rare opportunity, and sets about convincing the townsfolk, the farmers, the butcher, the pharmacist, some 200 in all to participate. But, there's a catch.

Critic Reviews:

• " With meat and dairy prices plummeting, the farmers of the sylvan Normandy village of Mêle-sur-Sarthe are doing it tough. " – Andiee Paviour (Nobody's Reading This But Me)

• " A very entertaining and agile film that presents its ideas on a fine line between absurdity and tragedy. " – Erick Estrada (Cinegarage)

• " Normandie nude sustains a joyful tone throughout. " – Mabel Salinas (Cine Premiere)