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COPYRIGHT (2011)
A 2011 comedy adventure brickfilm directed by Maxime Marion and co-written with Lilian Ginet. It is the second film in the Henri & Edmond series. After downloading a song, Henri is tracked down by a copyright protection agency. There's only one plastic figure who can save him, his best friend Edmond, the fireman.
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A 2011 comedy adventure brickfilm directed by Maxime Marion and co-written with Lilian Ginet. It is the second film in the Henri & Edmond series. After downloading a song, Henri is tracked down by a copyright protection agency. There's only one plastic figure who can save him, his best friend Edmond, the fireman.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation, Adventure
Written By:Maxime Marion, Lilian Ginet
In Theaters:12/25/2011
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Runtime:36 minutes
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Cast
Maxime Marion
Director
Hervé Bonafos
Henri
Jean-Marie Pexoto
Edmond
Fabien Floris
Vince Stub
Lilian Ginet
Dominique Variance
Coline Bretz
Agent Kieffer
Philippe Cambre
Agent Muchensturm
Philippe Cambre
Fireman Fritz
Geoffrey Castelot
Fireman Schmitt
Jean-René Helbert
SACOM technician
Nicolas Huber
Agent Kuhn
Nicolas Huber
Fireman Hueber
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