This field trip seemed to be a good idea... Five days away from school, away from parents, in an organic farm, in order to enjoy the fresh air and initiate to ecology... But, in fact, everyone was a bit worried. Toto's parents, leaving their son for the first time ; Toto's teacher, at the idea of watching after him 24 hours a day ; and Toto himself, without the possibility of driving his parents nuts, without the neighbour's cat to torment, far away from the schoolyard... he was afraid to feel like time was dragging.
Pascal Bourdiaux
Director
Hugo Trophardy
Toto
Guillaume de Tonquédec
Jérôme (le papa de Toto)
Anne Marivin
Sylvie (la maman de Toto)
Valérie Karsenti
Mme Coquerelle
Pauline Clément
Mlle Jolibois
Sarah Stern
Mme Lemercier
Nicolas Lumbreras
M. Lemercier
Barbara Bolotner
Mme Gossein
Gaël Raës
Igor
Jennaïa
Carole
Edouard Attipou
Yassine
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