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: Set in 1993, the film follows a Belgian customs officer, Ruben (Benoît Poelvoorde), who harbors an irrational hatred for the French. He is forced to join a mobile customs unit with Frenchman Mathias (Boon) just as the EU is abolishing border crossings. Thematic Focus :

Directed by and starring , this comedy explores national identity and prejudice through the lens of European integration. Nothing to Declare

: Critics from Variety praised the first hour for its sharp wit but noted that a bumbling crime subplot slightly derails the third act. Despite mixed reviews, audience feedback on Rotten Tomatoes highlights it as "humor at its best" for viewers who enjoy quirky European comedies. 3. Alternative Media Short Film Review: Nothing to Declare - Film Ireland : Set in 1993, the film follows a

: The film uses stereotypes (e.g., "frogs" vs. "waffles") to highlight the absurdity of border-related prejudices. : Critics from Variety praised the first hour

: It reflects on the economic collapse of border-town businesses as checkpoints disappear.