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Max Salinger, writer divorced, flamboyant and self-absorbed, refuses to welcome her daughter for 15 years under its roof. In revenge, she steals his last manuscript and file class of snow. To retrieve his property, Max has then no choice but to land in the ski resort to improvising "accompanying parent. Only problem: the famous writer, who is not already an exemplary parent, is not really a qualified nor attendant! EPIC descents in infernal hiking, the life of Max in the mid-teens was not all rest Announces...
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Max Salinger, writer divorced, flamboyant and self-absorbed, refuses to welcome her daughter for 15 years under its roof. In revenge, she steals his last manuscript and file class of snow. To retrieve his property, Max has then no choice but to land in the ski resort to improvising "accompanying parent. Only problem: the famous writer, who is not already an exemplary parent, is not really a qualified nor attendant! EPIC descents in infernal hiking, the life of Max in the mid-teens was not all rest Announces...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Serge Lamadie, Serge Lamadie
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:France 2 Cinéma, M.E.S. Productions, Monkey Pack Films
Cast
François Prévôt-Leygonie, Stéphan Archinard
Director
José Garcia
Max Salinger
Manon Valentin
Rosalie
Melha Bedia
Brenda
François Deblock
Steeve
Alexia Barlier
Elsa Jay
Anne Girouard
Sylvie
Gwendolyn Gourvenec
Catherine Barns
Léopoldine Serre
Isabelle
Margaux Rossi
Emilie
Mélanie Guth
Alice, la mère de Rosalie
Oscar Berthe
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