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A bad joke by two unruly teenagers backfires. Julien and Hervé give their teacher, Eliane, a hard time until they are suspended. To get revenge, he decides to kidnap her and hide her in an isolated house to scare her, but nothing will go as planned.
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A bad joke by two unruly teenagers backfires. Julien and Hervé give their teacher, Eliane, a hard time until they are suspended. To get revenge, he decides to kidnap her and hide her in an isolated house to scare her, but nothing will go as planned.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Jacques Ertaud
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Hamster Productions, TF1
Cast
Jacques Ertaud
Director
Jean-Luc Azra
Julien
Éric Remy
Hervé
Bernadette Le Saché
Elianne
Annette Poivre
Marthe
Pierre Maguelon
Le commissaire Chevaud
Bernard Haller
Le docteur Chaillous
Pierre Lafont
Le proviseur
Bernard Musson
Le Surgé
Pierre Saintons
L'inspecteur Morin
Marc Chapiteau
Philippe Montier
Yves Peneau
M. Chatelier
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