I'm Not 'Gnome Alone' in this Amazing Comedy
A family comedy that combines fantasy and normal school life.
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A new mine engineer neglects the advice of his retired predecessor. The mine risks to be flooded. In spite of the worries of the old experienced foreman, he fails to take the danger seriously. The tunnels are flooded, and the old retiree comes to the rescue. This film was restored by the CNC based on elements from the Cinematheque of Toulouse.
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A new mine engineer neglects the advice of his retired predecessor. The mine risks to be flooded. In spite of the worries of the old experienced foreman, he fails to take the danger seriously. The tunnels are flooded, and the old retiree comes to the rescue. This film was restored by the CNC based on elements from the Cinematheque of Toulouse.
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