From Flags to Costumes—the Diversity in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Looking back at the representation of different cultures in the magical world of Harry Potter
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Studio:Aubes Productions, ARTE Concert
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Guillaume Klein
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Calixte de Nigremont
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Matìas Muñiz Del Rio
Jonglerie (Argentine)
Gildo Gomes
Sangles aériennes et contorsion (Angola)
Lucas & Natalia
Main à main (Finlande / Espagne)
Eline Guélat
Mât chinois (Suisse)
Trio Rig'Humaine
Cerceaux aériens (Canada / France [Guyane] / USA)
Bert & Fred
Guests (Belgique)
Poésie Tribale
Trapèze volant (France)
Colin André-Heriaud
Équilibres sur chaises (France / Canada)
Vladyslav Holda
Jonglerie (Ukraine)
Thomas Rochelet
Sangles aériennes (France)
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