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A rich hotel owner hires a director to create an 18th-century village set. He drugs and kidnaps his spoiled son, leaving him to believe that he time-traveled as a punishment, hoping to teach his son humility by living as a peasant under surveillance.
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A rich hotel owner hires a director to create an 18th-century village set. He drugs and kidnaps his spoiled son, leaving him to believe that he time-traveled as a punishment, hoping to teach his son humility by living as a peasant under surveillance.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alexandre Charlot, Franck Magnier
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Macadam Films, Les Films du Castel, SND
Cast
Alexandre Charlot, Franck Magnier
Director
Kad Merad
Jean-François Casteigne
Audran Cattin
Louis Casteigne
Isabelle Carré
Hélène
Clovis Cornillac
Chris Palmer
Christian Hecq
Beauvillain
Romain Francisco
Le paysan aux poules
Clara Zoroddu
Jeune Mannequin
Jade Pedri
Lisa / Lison
Marc Riso
Sylvain / Kevin
Clara Joly
Isabeau / Sandra
Simon Larvaron
Estienne / Thibault
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