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Hermitage: The Power of Art (2019)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 30M

Director : Michele Mally
Writer : Didi Gnocchi, Giovanni Piscaglia

Synopsis

Actors

Toni Servillo
Toni Servillo
Self
Grand Duchess Anastasia
Grand Duchess Anastasia
Self (archive footage)

Crews

Michele Mally
Michele Mally
Director
Didi Gnocchi
Didi Gnocchi
Creator
Didi Gnocchi
Didi Gnocchi
Screenplay
Giovanni Piscaglia
Giovanni Piscaglia
Screenplay
Max Zaganella
Max Zaganella
Sound
Dmitry Igorevich Myachin
Dmitry Igorevich Myachin
Music
Deborah Raviolo
Deborah Raviolo
Editor
Veronica Bottanelli
Veronica Bottanelli
Producer
Marco Alfieri
Marco Alfieri
Director of Photography

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