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Fifteen-year-old Frédéric, known as Freddy, is a well-behaved teenager. He spends the weekend at his father's place in a calm, well-off suburb. But when dad has fallen asleep, Freddy sets out to meet his friends.
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Fifteen-year-old Frédéric, known as Freddy, is a well-behaved teenager. He spends the weekend at his father's place in a calm, well-off suburb. But when dad has fallen asleep, Freddy sets out to meet his friends.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Florent Sauze
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