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Alex, whose singing career can't manage to succeed, accepts a strange job : to make a pensionner choir sing nursery rhymes. She finds out a bunch of out of control old people who dream of singing rock and roll music ! Her mission will be more complicated than expected...
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Alex, whose singing career can't manage to succeed, accepts a strange job : to make a pensionner choir sing nursery rhymes. She finds out a bunch of out of control old people who dream of singing rock and roll music ! Her mission will be more complicated than expected...
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Ida Techer, Julie Manoukian
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:UGC, Les Films du 24, Les Films du Premier, Les Films du printemps, France 3 Cinéma
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