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Loulou Graffiti is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Christian Lejalé with Anémone
Loulou Graffiti (1992)
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Add to a movie listLoulou Graffiti est un film français réalisé par Christian Lejalé, sorti en 1992.
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Juliette est une inventrice de talent, mais qui n'a pas de chance dans son travail, étant donné que Costandier, son ancien patron, lui a volé le plan de sa dernière invention. Sa vie est bousculée par sa rencontre avec Loulou Graffiti, un petit garçon qui s'est enfui de la DDASS, qui est par ailleurs ami de Pique la Lune, un aimable cambrioleur. Loulou a l'idée de réunir ces deux personnages que tout oppose, et c'est alors que le trio est pourchassé par la police.Actors
Anémone
(Juliette)
Jean Reno
('Pique la Lune')
Jean Benguigui
(Commissioner Bloc)
Yves Lecoq
(M. Costandier)
Patrick Timsit
(Bernard)
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