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Victor, a young magician on the rise, raises his daughter Lison alone. But Jacques, his whimsical stepfather, interferes in the girl's education against his wishes. An unlikely pairing that will have as its referee Nina, Victor's childhood friend, with a strong character.
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Victor, a young magician on the rise, raises his daughter Lison alone. But Jacques, his whimsical stepfather, interferes in the girl's education against his wishes. An unlikely pairing that will have as its referee Nina, Victor's childhood friend, with a strong character.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Christophe Barratier
Written By:Christophe Barratier, Serge Lamadie, Fabrice Bracq, Cyril Gelblat
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:M.E.S. Productions, Orange Studio, M6 Films, Apollo Films

Cast

Director

Christophe Barratier

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Gérard Jugnot

Jacques

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Kev Adams

Victor

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Claire Chust

Nina

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Laurent Maurel

Aldo le régisseur

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Charlotte Des Georges

Sylvie

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Alma Cordier

Lison 2 ans

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Claudette Walker

Madame Choisel

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Julien Le Lons

Le jeune Baby-sitter

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Laurie Ravaux

Maman crèche

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