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I, Cesar is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Richard Berry with Jules Sitruk
I, Cesar (2003)
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Add to a movie listMoi César, 10 ans ½, 1m39 est un film français réalisé par Richard Berry, sorti en 2003.
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César habite à Paris, à Montmartre. Il a 10 ans et demi et mesure 1,39 m. Garçon plutôt timide mais réfléchissant énormément sur sa condition d'enfant, il adore les desserts et les pâtisseries et est très amoureux de la nouvelle élève Sarah Delgado. Elle est la première de la classe, décrite comme la « plus belle fille de l'école », et est aussi dans le cœur de Morgan Boulanger, le meilleur ami de César.Actors
Jules Sitruk
(César Petit)
Maria de Medeiros
(Chantal Petit)
Jean-Philippe Écoffey
(Bertrand Petit, le père de César)
Joséphine Berry
(Sarah Delgado)
Mabô Kouyaté
(Morgan Boulanger)
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