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Holidays by the Sea
A comedy about funny adventures of the group of French people during the summer vacation.
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A comedy about funny adventures of the group of French people during the summer vacation.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pascal Rabaté, Scop
In Theaters:
Box Office:$7,170
Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Loin Derrière L'Oural, CinéCinéma, Canal+
Cast
Pascal Rabaté
Director
Jacques Gamblin
Monsieur Cerf-volant
Maria de Medeiros
Madame Collier
François Damiens
Monsieur Fraises
François Morel
Homme tente
Dominique Pinon
Homme caravane
Arsène Mosca
l'épicier
Marie Kremer
l'orpheline
Chantal Neuwirth
la veuve
Catherine Hosmalin
Femme maisonette
Charles Schneider
Homme maisonette
Gustave Kervern
Golfeur Vert
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