Three Thousand Five Hundred

Antoine, an unassuming accountant from Lyon, discovers his bank statement shows a balance of 3500 euros — the exact amount he spent over the past year on unused subscriptions, forgotten gym memberships, and impulsive online purchases. This figure becomes an obsession, launching him on a comedic quest to cancel every single one, each attempt funnier and more frustrating than the last. The 2026 French comedy turns mundane financial anxiety into a series of hilarious and awkward encounters with robotic customer service, endless hold music, and in-person visits to companies he barely remembers joining. As Antoine navigates this modern labyrinth of consumer commitments, the film cleverly satirizes the invisible costs of convenience in the digital age. Through his misadventures, we see the absurd lengths one must go to reclaim control over their own spending and attention.