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We Need a Vacation
It is the end of the school year for the children of a dormitory town. Most of them leave the place for a vacation with their parents but not Lucien and Adama whose parents can't afford the expense. While the big brothers of the housing estate are busy breaking the law Lulu and Adama manage to sneak into their neighbors' trailer. The two stowaways are elated until they reach their destination: a nudist camp...!
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It is the end of the school year for the children of a dormitory town. Most of them leave the place for a vacation with their parents but not Lucien and Adama whose parents can't afford the expense. While the big brothers of the housing estate are busy breaking the law Lulu and Adama manage to sneak into their neighbors' trailer. The two stowaways are elated until they reach their destination: a nudist camp...!
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Didier Bivel, Djamila Djabri, Philippe Lasry, Marc Syrigas
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Canal+, France 2 Cinéma, Havas Images, Les Films A4, Sofica Sofinergie 5, Sunday Morning Productions
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