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While visiting a friend at the hospital, Momo, a jobless comedian, meets Michel, the director of an unpaid clown's association, who visit sick children. Thanks to Michel's support and belief, Momo sets himself a new challenge : make the children laugh, despite their illness.
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While visiting a friend at the hospital, Momo, a jobless comedian, meets Michel, the director of an unpaid clown's association, who visit sick children. Thanks to Michel's support and belief, Momo sets himself a new challenge : make the children laugh, despite their illness.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gaelle Falzerana, Booder
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Kallouche Cinéma, Srab Films, The Old Kidz (BE)

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