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Rêve de Chine (2009)

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演出 : François Yang
脚本 : François Yang

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François Yang
François Yang
Director
François Yang
François Yang
Screenplay
Florence Adam
Florence Adam
Producer
Matthieu Henchoz
Matthieu Henchoz
Producer
Blaise Harrison
Blaise Harrison
Director of Photography
François Yang
François Yang
Director of Photography
Janine Waeber
Janine Waeber
Editor
Philippe Jacquet
Philippe Jacquet
Sound Editor
Philippe Jacquet
Philippe Jacquet
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Harold Squire
Harold Squire
Music
Li Jing
Li Jing
Sound Mixer
Wu Yue
Wu Yue
Sound Mixer

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