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Alexis Berthier suffers a stroke and loses the ability to read and write. In order not to lose everything, he decides to re-educate himself and return to primary school.
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Alexis Berthier suffers a stroke and loses the ability to read and write. In order not to lose everything, he decides to re-educate himself and return to primary school.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Vincent Solignac, Charlie Dupont
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:B2Films, Elephant
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