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Little Nicholas' Treasure
In the peaceful world of Little Nicholas, there is Daddy, Mommy, the school, but above all, his band of friends. They are called The Invincibles, but above all they are inseparable. At least they think so. But when Dad gets a promotion and announces that the family is moving to the south of France, Nicolas' world falls apart. How can he imagine life without his best friends?
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In the peaceful world of Little Nicholas, there is Daddy, Mommy, the school, but above all, his band of friends. They are called The Invincibles, but above all they are inseparable. At least they think so. But when Dad gets a promotion and announces that the family is moving to the south of France, Nicolas' world falls apart. How can he imagine life without his best friends?
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Mathias Gavarry, Julien Rappeneau
In Theaters:
Box Office:$5,843,307
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Curiosa Films, IMAV, M6 Films, Marvelous Productions, uMedia, W9, uFund
Cast
Julien Rappeneau
Director
Ilan Debrabant
Nicolas
Jean-Paul Rouve
Nicholas' father
Audrey Lamy
Nicholas' mother
Pierre Arditi
M. Moucheboume
Grégory Gadebois
Le Bouillon
Jean-Pierre Darroussin
Director
Adeline D'Hermy
Mistress
Noémie Lvovsky
Mrs. Bouillaguet
François Morel
Mr. Blédurt, the neighbor
Anton Alluin
Clotaire
Oscar Boissière
Alceste
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