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Dieudonné - Code de la Route

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Dieudonné - Code de la Route

2005

0h 6m

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Comedy

Music

Overview

After wrecking his car to impress a woman, a young man gets a musical lecture on road safety from his boastful grandfather, Pépé Cadillac.

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Dieudonné

Dieudonné

Pépé Cadillac

Élie Semoun

Élie Semoun

Pépé Cadillac's son

Didier Bénureau

Didier Bénureau

Old man

Rosalie Ambrosi

Florence Caravel

Sophie Djaziri

Aline Fety

Alain Granat

Patrick Maarek

Murielle Marie-Luce

Creative team

Directed by: Dieudonné

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