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La Lumière du Rocher (1986)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Laurent Chevallier

Synopsis

Actors

Pierre Allain
Pierre Allain
Self
Christophe Profit
Christophe Profit
Self

Crews

Laurent Chevallier
Laurent Chevallier
Director
Laurent Chevallier
Laurent Chevallier
Writer
Nicolas Brunet
Nicolas Brunet
Cinematography
Stefan Zapasnik
Stefan Zapasnik
Cinematography
Bernard Prud'Homme
Bernard Prud'Homme
Sound
Jacques Pietrobelli
Jacques Pietrobelli
Mix Technician
Marie-Hélène Quinton
Marie-Hélène Quinton
Editor
Jocelyne Ruiz
Jocelyne Ruiz
Editor
Jean-Pierre Bailly
Jean-Pierre Bailly
Delegated Producer

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