Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Bach and Broccoli
After her grandmother enters a nursing home, a spirited young orphan girl moves in with her rigid, Bach-obsessed uncle. Accompanied by her pet skunk, Broccoli, her energetic presence disrupts his strictly ordered routine, slowly softening his cold exterior and showing him the true meaning of family.
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After her grandmother enters a nursing home, a spirited young orphan girl moves in with her rigid, Bach-obsessed uncle. Accompanied by her pet skunk, Broccoli, her energetic presence disrupts his strictly ordered routine, slowly softening his cold exterior and showing him the true meaning of family.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:André Melançon, Bernadette Renaud
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Les Productions La Fête, Téléfilm Canada, La Societe Generale du Cinema du Quebec, Société Radio-Canada, CFCF-TV, Super Écran
Cast
André Melançon
Director
Mahée Paiement
Fanny
Raymond Legault
Jean-Claude
Andrée Pelletier
Bérénice
Djosef LaRoche
Martin
Doris Blanchet-Vasiloff
Mère de Fanny
Denis Bernard
Père de Fanny
Véronique Lavoie
Fanny à 5 ans
France Arbour
Grand-mère
Diane Jules
Mère de Martin
Andrée Cousineau
Femme enceinte
Jacques Fauteux
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