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Twigson Ties the Knot is a film of genre Comedy with Jan Gunnar Røise
Twigson Ties the Knot (2010)
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Add to a movie listGenres Comedy
Themes L'adolescence, Films about education, Films about children, Children's films, Films about school violence
Rating55%
Twigson mène l'enquête est un film norvégien réalisé par Martin Lund, sorti en 2010 et diffusé en 2013 sur Gulli, en France.
Synopsis
Junior, un garçon solitaire et timide, souffre-douleur de toute son école, a pour meilleur et seul ami un petit bonhomme en bois qu'il a nommé Twigson. Il s'anime soudainement sous les yeux ébahis de Junior. Un jour, sa mère est retrouvée blessée dans un fourré. Junior et Twigson sont persuadés qu'elle a été renversée par une voiture et décident de retrouver le coupable.Actors
Jan Gunnar Røise
(Father)
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(Karoline (voice))
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