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Disco (2008)
Didier Travolta is a 40-year-old disco music fan who has no job, lives with his mother, and has a son he hasn't seen for a while. The mother of his son refuses to send him their son for the holidays unless he can offer him a real vacation, not just going to bars of the French port city of Le Havre. Penniless, the only way he can see his son is by winning a dance contest organized by his friend Jackson, with the prize of a vacation to Australia for two.
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Didier Travolta is a 40-year-old disco music fan who has no job, lives with his mother, and has a son he hasn't seen for a while. The mother of his son refuses to send him their son for the holidays unless he can offer him a real vacation, not just going to bars of the French port city of Le Havre. Penniless, the only way he can see his son is by winning a dance contest organized by his friend Jackson, with the prize of a vacation to Australia for two.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Fabien Onteniente, Philippe Guillard, Franck Dubosc, Emanuel Booz
In Theaters:4/2/2008
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Runtime:103 minutes
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Cast
Fabien Onteniente
Director
Franck Dubosc
Didier Travolta
Emmanuelle Béart
France
Gérard Depardieu
Jean-François
Samuel Le Bihan
Walter
Abbes Zahmani
Neuneuil
Annie Cordy
Mme Graindorge
Isabelle Nanty
La baronne
François-Xavier Demaison
Guillaume
Christine Citti
Coco
Chloé Lambert
Cerise
Xavier Beauvois
Le chef Buffalo Grill
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