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Les garçons du Lido
Andy is a dancer at the Lido. Every day, he realizes his dream like Pierre Rambert, creator of the Bonheur revue, which perpetuates the soul of this great Parisian cabaret.
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Andy is a dancer at the Lido. Every day, he realizes his dream like Pierre Rambert, creator of the Bonheur revue, which perpetuates the soul of this great Parisian cabaret.
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