Le Piano oublié
Julien is eleven years old and loves music. However, his father wants his son to eventually take over the family printing business. Julien's life changes the moment he discovers a forgotten piano in an old inn.
Julien is eleven years old and loves music. However, his father wants his son to eventually take over the family printing business. Julien's life changes the moment he discovers a forgotten piano in an old inn.
Jacques Perrin
Benjamin
Isabelle Renauld
Marguerite
Jean-Michel Noirey
Michel
Corantin Martel
Julien
Béatrice Audry
Lucie
Julien Tortora
Vincent
Bertille Chabert
Rosine
Julien is eleven years old and loves music. However, his father wants his son to eventually take over the family printing business. Julien's life changes the moment he discovers a forgotten piano in an old inn.
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