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Between stifling love and unintentional punchlines, Armand remains very close to his mother. She clearly laid the groundwork for his view of women and relationships; it's somewhat because of her that he tries so hard to please Huguette, his baker.
Armand recounts with tenderness and sarcasm his Iranian roots and his suburban childhood.
His first show, intimate and funny, talks about cultural heritage (in any case he won't be getting any other kind of inheritance), and how to break free from it without ever denying where one comes from.