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Famille fou rire
It's New Year's Day. Antoine Garnier has decided to invite all his family and friends to dinner at his house the day after New Year's Eve. But the family being large, he is going to be overwhelmed since no less than 35 guests are expected.
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It's New Year's Day. Antoine Garnier has decided to invite all his family and friends to dinner at his house the day after New Year's Eve. But the family being large, he is going to be overwhelmed since no less than 35 guests are expected.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean-Luc Azoulay
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:AB Productions, TF1
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