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Let's Dance (2007)
In the Bellinsky family: there is Solomon the father, 80 years old, brimming with life. He is fighting not to be buried too quickly, between tap dance lessons under the high patronage of Fred Astaire and the search for a companion... The mother, Geneviève, dreams of only one thing: quietly continuing her infantilisation, with her household help, protector and guardian angel, Mr Mootoousamy.
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In the Bellinsky family: there is Solomon the father, 80 years old, brimming with life. He is fighting not to be buried too quickly, between tap dance lessons under the high patronage of Fred Astaire and the search for a companion... The mother, Geneviève, dreams of only one thing: quietly continuing her infantilisation, with her household help, protector and guardian angel, Mr Mootoousamy.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:11/14/2007
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Vega Film, UGC Films, Soficinéma 3, France 2 Cinéma, Why Not Productions, TSR
Cast
Noémie Lvovsky
Director
Jean-Pierre Marielle
Salomon Bellinsky
Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
Sarah Bellinsky
Sabine Azéma
Violette
Bulle Ogier
Geneviève Bellinsky
Arié Elmaleh
François
Bakary Sangaré
Mr. Mootoosamy
John Arnold
Adolf Hitler
Anne Alvaro
Marie-Hélène
Nicolas Maury
Customer manager
Rosette
Secretary
Jacky Nercessian
Mayor
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