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Iron Boy 

In rural France, Christophe (10) tries to live up to his rigid and distant father on the family farm. But the young boy starts to lean over and collapse without warning — on the tractor, at school, at dinner... A doctor finds the solution: Christophe must wear an iron corset to keep himself upright. Forced to reinvent his life away from the farm, Christophe discovers a new passion for music, meets a new friend, and follows her into his first mischief. But will any of this really fix what is out of balance?
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In rural France, Christophe (10) tries to live up to his rigid and distant father on the family farm. But the young boy starts to lean over and collapse without warning — on the tractor, at school, at dinner... A doctor finds the solution: Christophe must wear an iron corset to keep himself upright. Forced to reinvent his life away from the farm, Christophe discovers a new passion for music, meets a new friend, and follows her into his first mischief. But will any of this really fix what is out of balance?

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Louis Clichy
Written By:Louis Clichy, Franck Salomé
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:eddy, Beside Productions, France 3 Cinéma, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma, Regular Production, RTBF, Eddy Cinéma

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Louis Clichy

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Gary Clichy

Christophe

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Rod Paradot

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Dimitri Colas

Jean

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Aurélie Vassort

Catherine

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Brune Moulin

Clara

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Alexandre Astier

Michel

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Jean-Pascal Zadi

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