After the Tunisian revolution and the fall of the Ben Ali regime, the country is trying to restore its economy. The former dictator and his clan fled the country, leaving behind immense wealth.
Exclusively, our cameras were able to penetrate inside Ben Ali's palace, requisitioned by the authorities. Private beach and heliport, 332 rooms, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, silver beds: a veritable Ali Baba's cave for a president with delusions of grandeur.
We followed in the footsteps of the Ben Ali family, whose members now live in the four corners of the world. A clan which did not leave with empty pockets and which still has a more than comfortable lifestyle.

00:00 Sidi Bou Saïd, the palace at 500 million euros
5:01 20 million euros abandoned by Ben Ali
9:05 The president's luxury cars
21:00 Belhassen Trabelsi
32:06 Recovery of money hidden abroad
38:19 Mansion in Paris of the dictator's daughter
45:08 Mahbouli Faouzi, dissident against the regime of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali

In Tunisia, magistrates are busy recovering looted property; a treasure estimated at several billion euros. The Tunisian authorities sometimes find themselves in grotesque situations. To maintain the clan's luxury cars, the government had to hire a professional driver. His job: to drive these overpriced cars that the state hopes to sell one day.

Directed by: VINCENT NOUZILLE AND CAMELIA ENCINAS