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Derrière les fronts : résistances et résiliences en Palestine (2017)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Alexandra Dols

Synopsis

Actors

Crews

Alexandra Dols
Alexandra Dols
Director
Magali Marc
Magali Marc
Color Grading
Alexandra Dols
Alexandra Dols
Author
Charlotte Floersheim
Charlotte Floersheim
Sound
Véronique Rosa
Véronique Rosa
Editor
Delphine Piau
Delphine Piau
Editor
Alexandra Dols
Alexandra Dols
Delegated Producer
Selma Zghidi
Selma Zghidi
Assistant Production Manager
Belanaïc Roubin
Belanaïc Roubin
Sound Mixer

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