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Crise d'ado 

The crazy story of four young rebels who will stop at nothing to find a lost cat, even if it means putting their lives in danger. Faced with a reckless police officer and a fallen babysitter, the hero of the gang will have no choice but to break all the rules and show ingenuity to achieve his goals. Refusing to give up the search, this crisis will plunge him back into a wound buried deep inside him that he has never accepted, namely the disappearance of his father.
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The crazy story of four young rebels who will stop at nothing to find a lost cat, even if it means putting their lives in danger. Faced with a reckless police officer and a fallen babysitter, the hero of the gang will have no choice but to break all the rules and show ingenuity to achieve his goals. Refusing to give up the search, this crisis will plunge him back into a wound buried deep inside him that he has never accepted, namely the disappearance of his father.

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Genre:Comedy, Family
Directed By:Marc-André Lavoie
Written By:Marc-André Lavoie, Adrien Bodson
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Orange Médias

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