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Barbara, a young girl, lives in an old country house with her father and her teacher. One night, she dreams that a fireman enters her room through the window. Having grown, Barbara leaves her father to travel across the world, before coming back to her childhood fantasies: one day, she calls the firemen, and locks herself with one of them in her bedroom.
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Barbara, a young girl, lives in an old country house with her father and her teacher. One night, she dreams that a fireman enters her room through the window. Having grown, Barbara leaves her father to travel across the world, before coming back to her childhood fantasies: one day, she calls the firemen, and locks herself with one of them in her bedroom.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Adolfo Arrieta
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:INA
Cast
Adolfo Arrieta
Director
Caroline Loeb
Barbara
Xavier Grandes
Le pompier
Dionys Mascolo
Le père de Barbara
Marilú Marini
La mère de Barbara
Pascal Greggory
Paul, le frère de Barbara
Isabel García Lorca
Claire, la préceptrice
Geoffrey Carey
Jim
Paquita Paquin
La première préceptrice
Eloïse Bennett
Barbara enfant
Jaime Santiago
Le deuxième pompier
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