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Vincent Poirel, a multinational executive, has won the contract to build an Olympic stadium. The original design, however, was by young architect Simon Variot. When he discovers it, he goes to the construction site and is run over by Poirel. Simon dies, but is resurrected in the body of Poirel's son, who doesn't understand why the little boy hates him so much.
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Vincent Poirel, a multinational executive, has won the contract to build an Olympic stadium. The original design, however, was by young architect Simon Variot. When he discovers it, he goes to the construction site and is run over by Poirel. Simon dies, but is resurrected in the body of Poirel's son, who doesn't understand why the little boy hates him so much.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Laurent Chouchan, Laurent Chouchan, Laurent Chouchan, Patrick Alessandrin, Patrick Alessandrin, Patrick Alessandrin
In Theaters:
Box Office:$8,516,629
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Pathé Distribution, Les Productions du 3ème Etage, Mate Producciones S.A.
Cast
Patrick Alessandrin
Director
Thierry Lhermitte
Vincent Porel
Ophélie Winter
Chrystèle
Clémentine Célarié
Beatrice
Maria Pacôme
Belle-maman
Michel Muller
Simon Variot
Leonor Watling
Leonor
François Levantal
Freddy
Thaïs Alessandrin
Petite fille
Jean-Marie Winling
Docteur Edouard
Debora Khan
Hôtesse Bureau Porel #1
Eric Cornet
Clochard
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