Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
This coming-of-age musical features a strong representation of LGBTQ+ individuals coming-of-age.
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1863, a convoy in the American West, Martha Jane needs to learn how to take care of horses to drive the family wagon. Except she ends up wearing pants and cutting her hair. The scandal that its stark character provokes will force to face all the dangers in a gigantic and wild world where everything is possible.
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1863, a convoy in the American West, Martha Jane needs to learn how to take care of horses to drive the family wagon. Except she ends up wearing pants and cutting her hair. The scandal that its stark character provokes will force to face all the dangers in a gigantic and wild world where everything is possible.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Family, Adventure, Western
Written By:Rémi Chayé, Sandra Tosello, Fabrice de Costil
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,239,791
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Maybe Movies, France 3 Cinéma, 2 Minutes, Nørlum, 22D Music
Cast
Rémi Chayé
Director
Salomé Boulven
Martha Jane Cannary (voice)
Alexandra Lamy
Madame Moustache (voice)
Alexis Tomassian
Samson (voice)
Jochen Hägele
Abraham (voice)
Léonard Louf
Jonas (voice)
Santiago Barban
Ethan (voice)
Damien Witecka
Robert (voice)
Philippe Vincent
Paterson (voice)
Jérémy Bardeau
Carson (voice)
Pascal Casanova
Shérif (voice)
Bianca Tomassian
Eve (voice)
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