Julien and his mum care for each other very much. But Julien has committed a deadly sin: he is growing into a teenager! Worse, he has found himself a girlfriend of his age. "Mummy" is not going to tolerate such an ignominy. Julien is HER baby and will remain HERS for ever, encouraged in her "crusade" by her bovine husband and barely thwarted by the more courageous interventions of Suzanne, Julien's sympathetic big sister.
Martial Fougeron
Director
Nathalie Baye
Mother / La mère
Olivier Gourmet
Father / Le père
Victor Sévaux
Julien / Son
Marie Kremer
Suzanne / Sister / la sœur
Valentine Stach
Alice / Julien's Girlfriend / La copine de Julien
Emmanuelle Riva
Grandmother / La grand-mère
Michèle Moretti
Principal / La proviseure
Thomas Silberstein
Sam
Nicole Gros
La pâtissière
Maxime Monsimier
Copain Julien 1
Julien Oracz
Copain Julien 2
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