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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Eric Elmosnino | ... | Maître Merlin | |
Mathilde Seigner | ... | La mère de Lebrac | |
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Fred Testot | ... | Le père Simon |
Alain Chabat | ... | Maître Labru | |
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Vincent Bres | ... | William Lebrac |
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Salomé Lemire | ... | Lanterne |
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Théo Bertrand | ... | L'Aztec |
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Tristan Vichard | ... | Tigibus |
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Tom Terrail | ... | Grandgibus |
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Louis Lefèbvre | ... | Camus |
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Victor Le Blond | ... | Bacaillé |
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Arthur Garnier | ... | Lacrique |
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June Maître | ... | Octavie |
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Paloma Lebeaut | ... | La petite soeur de Lebrac |
Théo Fernandez | ... | Papier mâché |
In the countryside of France, two groups of boys from the rural villages of Longeverne and Velran are in constant war against each other. Their war is a tradition that passes from father to son and without a motive but the rivalry between the peasants. During the Second World War, the Longeverne boys are led by the intelligent William Lebrac, who has been the backer of his family since his father died, while the Velrans are led by the wicked Aztec. The boys are frequently fighting with their wooden swords, throwing rotten fruits or building traps in the woods expecting to remove the buttons from the enemies' clothes. But Lebrac is coming of age and he has a crush on the girl Lanterne while his teacher Merlin offers the chance for him to have a better study in another village. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
So cute <3. I was moved at the end of this film. I found very interesting the approach of rival villages groups. This rivalry is a thing that still happens today but unfortunately no longer in the innocent way of this film and it made me feel nostalgic for a time I've never lived. I don't know why but sometimes this movie reminded me of Tom Sawyer cartoons (I really love Tom Sawyer <3). Vincent Bres is such a young talented actor.