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Bonne fête, le désordre! (2023)
St-Ludger-de-Milot’s far left militia has been planning to create chaos for too long. Mounia, a very inspired recruit, is losing patience faced with her hotheaded leader Victor’s incompetence. A beaver is now bringing down trees on their lair, a recruitment video is stirring up controversy : everything seems to conspire against the rebels. But couldn’t all this mayhem be handy in their quest for chaos?
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St-Ludger-de-Milot’s far left militia has been planning to create chaos for too long. Mounia, a very inspired recruit, is losing patience faced with her hotheaded leader Victor’s incompetence. A beaver is now bringing down trees on their lair, a recruitment video is stirring up controversy : everything seems to conspire against the rebels. But couldn’t all this mayhem be handy in their quest for chaos?
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:9/14/2023
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