LITTLE NICOLAS’TREASURE

What Nicholas (9) loves most is playing with his gang of middle school pals, “The Invincibles”. Adorable, yet mischievous, they have all sorts of adventures together and life could not be better! So, when his dad gets promoted and announces that the family is relocating to the South of France, his world falls apart. Little Nicholas cannot live without his friends. But the pack has a plan to prevent this terrible relocation: a treasure hunt!
Unifrance

• A reliable guide to the good things in life, Little Nicholas’s Treasure is a great deal of fun for anybody from the age of seven or eight.
  BMA Mag

• This does not prevent many sequences in which his parents find themselves alone, faced with comical situations. The film clearly shows its retro taste and nostalgia for a bygone era through the directing choices, with colours that are always bright and a sun that is constantly blazing, as if the story were taking place in August.
  Mediapart (translation)

• Little Nicholas’ Treasure is a film full of tenderness, moving, (…) and which will make young and old smile.
  La Presse (translation)

• With this comedy in short pants, without mobile phones or social networks, Julien Rappeneau signs an irresistible, very funny and spirited film, faithful to the work of Goscinny and Sempé.
  Le Parisien (translation)
• A very nice family comedy.
  Voici
• This film is a wonderful opportunity to rediscover the whimsical and tender world of Petit Nicolas, where adventure and friendship are always present.
  Sortir à Paris

• Helvetia French Film Festival (FFFH) (Switzerland): FFFH Selection.
• Montreal International Children’s Film Festival (FIFEM) (Canada): Opening film of the 25th edition.
• Quebec Family Film Festival (Canada): Presented in theaters and on VOD (video on demand).
• Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival (Brazil): Panorama section.
• Alliance Française French Film Festival (Australia): Family selection.
• Singapore French Film Festival: Official selection.
• Tapis Rouge, French Film Festival (Netherlands): Official selection.
• Rendez-vous d’Unifrance (France): Screenings for the film market.

• Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival (Brazil, 2022): Panorama Section.
• The Alliance Française French Film Festival (Australia, 2022): Family Section.
• Unifrance Rendez-vous in Paris (France, 2022): Film Market Screenings.
• Singapore French Film Festival (Singapore, 2021): Official Selection.
• Montreal International Children’s Film Festival (FIFEM).