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Travelling with Girls (2002)

Travelling with Girls

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Film overview :
Director : Charlotte Silvera
Actors : Thilda Barès, Nora Rotman, Jean-Claude Brialy, Roland Bertin, Alexandra Stewart, Dominique Besnehard, Jérôme Deschamps, Raphaël Mezrahi, Agnès Soral, Helena Noguerra, Georges Corraface, Cécile Magnet, Rémi Martin, Louis Navarre, Julie Delarme, Nar Sene, Joseph Morder, Richard Morgiève, Françoise Michaud
Feature film, Fiction , Comedy
Production language : French
Nationality : 100% French (France)
French release : 8/6/03
Runtime : 1h 35mn
Current status : Released
Associate production company : Louise Productions
French distribution : Tecumseh.Works
Film export/Foreign Sales : Roissy Films
Synopsis
The heroines of “Travelling With Girls” are a pair of 8-year-old and 11-year-old girls.
First up there’s Judith (8). She’s a kid who believes that movies are more interesting than life. She’s bold, has the gift of the gab and plenty of pep. A summer before our story takes place, she landed the lead role in a film where she played a little “fairy” who managed to re-establish peace and happiness in her family. Since this introduction into the world of film, her parents no longer recognize her and blame movies for having ruined their daughter. She thinks she’s the reason her parents fight all the time. She now has one obsession: to find the film’s crew, its beautiful star, fantastic director, etc. Maybe she’ll be able to get him to rewrite the screenplay that’s unfolding in her own family, who knows?
One day, she runs away.
By chance, she meets Nora (11), who is her direct opposite. She’s timid, unsociable and escapes her solitude in the virtual world of Internet. Judith manages to drag her on a wild undertaking (on foot, scooter, barge) as she chases her dream. A dream movie unfolds, filled with adventures, mad laughter, fear and extraordinary encounters. School’s out!
The story is interspersed with flashbacks from the film in which Judith acted, adding nostalgic, emotional and comical moments to the exuberant sequences set in Paris.
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