Philippe et Mathilde

Four beautiful children, a castle and a crown on her noggin: Mathilde would never have dared dream of such a fairy tale. Philippe, for his part, multiplies his diplomatic missions while holding the keys to the kingdom, just like his ancestors. Considered a spearhead for his country, he travels to meet the greatest sovereigns and dupes them into believing in Belgian know-how. But every day, as they return to their sumptuous LAAAEEEKEN castle, our royal couple realize that their lives are empty: their dreams of children no longer bring them any excitement, they feel instrumentalized by a feudal system that no longer makes sense, and the palace cook has changed the recipe for his waterzooi. To combat this boredom, a change of course is called for: swap their children's cries for nervous snares and a wild rhythmic base, and bring dark disco back to the greenhouses of Laeken. In this cold, romantic universe, their roots and status exert resistance to this change. They remain convinced, however, that their electronic union will be their strength and change traditionalist inertia.