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Mum Is Pouring Rain 

Jeanne, 8 years old, is a little girl with a strong character. Her mother, on the other hand, is going through a depression; she decides to get some help and has to send her daughter to spend the Christmas holidays at her Granny Onion’s house. Jeanne leaves dragging her feet: in the country, there is nothing to do, and Granny’s house stinks of onions! Yet, against all expectations, the holidays turn out to be a real adventure.
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Jeanne, 8 years old, is a little girl with a strong character. Her mother, on the other hand, is going through a depression; she decides to get some help and has to send her daughter to spend the Christmas holidays at her Granny Onion’s house. Jeanne leaves dragging her feet: in the country, there is nothing to do, and Granny’s house stinks of onions! Yet, against all expectations, the holidays turn out to be a real adventure.

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Hugo De Faucompret
Written By:Lison d'Andréa, Hugo De Faucompret
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Laïdak Films, Dandelooo

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Hugo De Faucompret

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Céline Sallette

Cécile (voice)

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Yolande Moreau

Granny Onion (voice)

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Arthur H.

Cloclo (voice)

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Siam Georget Rolland

Jeanne (voice)

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