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This is another coming-of-age comedy with elements of drama from Quebec. The movie takes place in 1969, in a small town, where a 12 year old boy dreams of making it to the Woodstock Festival to see his hero, a guitar rock musician James Hendrix. There are a lot of funny scenes and touching episodes. A fair amount of drama and a bit of tragedy. Overall, it is a great movie, which keeps you feel good, long after you walk out of the theater. I think the movie will also appeal to those who want to see an interesting movie about the life in Quebec at that time. I liked the very nicely developed characters and the great actors' play as well.

Very sensitive, funny and emotional... The actors are good and the role playing with the kids are excellent and very funny. Everyone applauded after the film. The reviews were good across the public in general. People all have a moment of memories when he watched this movie in 1969 have remembered the time when man walked on the moon and it was time the Woodstock rock pop ... The most impressive as is the quality of young child actors, especially that of Thibault, who played a scene of a boy drunk ..... The world has so much laugh at this scene and it was perfect as delivery This young actor .... The complicity of the actors were also remarkable. Have really believed they lived at that time, seeing is truly believing.

This movie is going to a classic for generation.... Very Fell good movie. The age is average 7 to 77. The people like that !

We follow a boy summer time in a dramatic comedy, intelligently put together. This adventure has the smell of small town in Québec with characters genuinely hard to imagine in another locale. Lovely!