Game Over
(1989)
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Game Over
(1989)
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Julie
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Louis Ducreux | ... |
Papy
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Patrick Floersheim | ... |
Le Père Noël /
Santa Claus
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Alain Lalanne | ... |
Thomas
(as Alain Musy)
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François-Eric Gendron | ... |
Roland
(as François Eric Gendron)
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Stéphane Legros | ... |
Pilou
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Franck Capillery | ... |
Le policier
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Nicole Raucher | ... |
La cuisinière
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Gédéon | ... |
Le jardinier
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Charles de Feral | ... |
Cadre du Printemps
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Marion Bureau | ... |
La petite fille
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Mousse | ... |
Le clown
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Edmond Thanel | ... |
Chauffeur-livreur
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René Manzor | ... |
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Thomas, a very intelligent and resourceful child, is left alone with his beloved and fragile granddad on Christmas Eve, when a psychopath dressed as Santa Claus breaks into their mansion and starts chasing them. Thomas will do whatever he can to save himself and his granddad, leaving much of his childhood innocence behind. Written by DupontavecunT
It's been awhile I have seen this film but from what I can remember when I saw it as a kid: I liked it. A small boy is left (with or without babysitter? I don't remember) alone at home (huge mansion) while his parents attend a dinner party on christmas eve. The boy named Thomas thinks he is safe until a burglar dressed in Santa Claus decides to drop in and do some christmas shopping. So now begins this cat & mouse game as Thomas is determined to defend himself and his home. Think more in the lines of "Rambo kid Home Alone without that Culkin brat". Good film from what I can remember and I'm still trying to find a copy of this french film. Perhaps I liked it because I was about the same age as the hero of the film who had these self-made weapons, cool gadgets and was fighting against this psycho santa claus dressed burglar.
For those who wonder what 36.15 is: it's not the code for "Pere Noel" (Santa Claus) but in France it's like a "teletext" or "internet/bbs" function back in the 80's/early 90's. Basically you type in 36.15 and then a "name/word" (e.g. 36.15 CINEMA) and you can find info. Sort of like an electronic yellow pages server.