The Rolling Stones: Exhibitionism
In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman, little Kanak Dilili investigates mysterious kidnappings of girls. In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman…
The Rolling Stones: Exhibitionism
In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman, little Kanak Dilili investigates mysterious kidnappings of girls. In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman, little Kanak Dilili investigates mysterious kidnappings of girls. She meets extraordinary men and women who give her clues. She discovered underground very particular villains, male masters. The two friends will fight with enthusiasm for an active life in the light and living together. —Mars Films Raised and educated by Madame Michel, a French teacher in picturesque Paris of the Belle Époque, Dilili, a precocious, bright-eyed six-year-old French-Kanak girl from New Caledonia, has grown into a kind, well-mannered miss. After a chance encounter with Orel, an adventurous, streetwise delivery boy, Dilili embarks on a fascinating mission to get to the bottom of the recent spate of unsolved kidnappings throughout the City of Light. As the team of young investigators comb the dazzling Parisian metropolis for clues, they get help from famous people such as Claude Monet, Marcel Proust, Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie, and Sarah Bernhardt among many others. But, who is terrorising the city? —Nick Riganas
The Rolling Stones: Exhibitionism
Biography,Documentary
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In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman, little Kanak Dilili investigates mysterious kidnappings of girls. In Belle Époque Paris, accompanied by a young scooter deliveryman, little Kanak Dilili investigates mysterious kidnappings of girls. She meets extraordinary men and women who give her clues.
She discovered underground very particular villains, male masters. The two friends will fight with enthusiasm for an active life in the light and living together. —Mars Films Raised and educated by Madame Michel, a French teacher in picturesque Paris of the Belle Époque, Dilili, a precocious, bright-eyed six-year-old French-Kanak girl from New Caledonia, has grown into a kind, well-mannered miss.
After a chance encounter with Orel, an adventurous, streetwise delivery boy, Dilili embarks on a fascinating mission to get to the bottom of the recent spate of unsolved kidnappings throughout the City of Light. As the team of young investigators comb the dazzling Parisian metropolis for clues, they get help from famous people such as Claude Monet, Marcel Proust, Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie, and Sarah Bernhardt among many others. But, who is terrorising the city? —Nick Riganas.