I Didn't Do It!
Eleven-year-old Martin is a basically good boy. Unfortunately each time he decides to give a hand things end in disaster. This summer, he has been invited to spend a vacation at the Hotel Nautilus by his friend Vincent's parents. This is a great place for kids with its cabin hidden among the branches of a tree they call the "baobab". But this year a holiday camp is being built nearby...
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Eleven-year-old Martin is a basically good boy. Unfortunately each time he decides to give a hand things end in disaster. This summer, he has been invited to spend a vacation at the Hotel Nautilus by his friend Vincent's parents. This is a great place for kids with its cabin hidden among the branches of a tree they call the "baobab". But this year a holiday camp is being built nearby...
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Laurent Molinaro, Jean-Patrick Benes
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:ICE3, TF1 Films Production, TPS Cinéma
Cast
Jacques Monnet
Director
Thierry Lhermitte
Monsieur Michaud
Gautier Kusnierek
Martin Raynaud
Arielle Dombasle
Vanessa Goudard
Jacques Perrin
Etienne
Martin Lamotte
Georges
Gabrielle Forest
Madame Michaud
Patrick Guillemin
Monsieur Rossi
Giulia Demont
Mylène
Eugénie Gendron
Charlotte
Jeanne Frigière
Morgane
Teddy Beaudoin
Greg
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