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Camping 2
Jean-Pierre Savelli is a forty-something employee of an insurance company in Clermont-Ferrand who finds himself facing a mid-life crisis. When his fiancée Valérie decides to put their relationship on hold, he changes his holiday plans and heads for the Flots Bleus camping site near Arcachon. Jean-Pierre had been hoping for peace and calm. Instead he meets Patrick Chirac and his entourage of inveterate holidaymakers...
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Jean-Pierre Savelli is a forty-something employee of an insurance company in Clermont-Ferrand who finds himself facing a mid-life crisis. When his fiancée Valérie decides to put their relationship on hold, he changes his holiday plans and heads for the Flots Bleus camping site near Arcachon. Jean-Pierre had been hoping for peace and calm. Instead he meets Patrick Chirac and his entourage of inveterate holidaymakers...
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Pulsar Productions, Pathé, Canal+, TF1 Films Production
Cast
Fabien Onteniente
Director
Franck Dubosc
Patrick Chirac
Richard Anconina
Jean-Pierre Savelli
Mathilde Seigner
Sophie Gatineau
Antoine Duléry
Paul Gatineau
Claude Brasseur
Jacky Pic
Mylène Demongeot
Laurette Pic
Christine Citti
Madame Chatel
Alysson Paradis
La femme du patron de la boutique de surf
Marilyne Canto
Valérie
Abbes Zahmani
José Mendez
Luc Palun
Adjudant péage
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