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Bach et Bottine

Rating:No Rating
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Release Date:January 1, 2003
Running time:96 minutes
Cast:Mahée Paiement, Doris Blanchet-Vasiloff, Denis Bernard, Véronique Lavoie, France Arbour
Director:André Mélançon
Writer:André Mélançon, Bernadette Renaud

Description: Fanny (Mahee Paiement) is a young orphan girl who is sent to live with her detached Uncle Jonathan (Raymond Legault) when her grandmother enters a nursing home. As Jonathan prepares for an organ recital of music by Bach, he tries to provide a proper environment for his young niece. Fanny collects other animals in addition to her pet skunk Broccoli with the help of her upstairs neighbor Sean (Harry Marciano). Just before Fanny is to enter a foster home, Jonathan realizes he loves the little girl and makes a promise to keep her and her animal menagerie. The feature is plagued by poor dubbing from French into English.~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide

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