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Armin van Buuren Presents This is Me: Feel Again
A blend of a concert film and a documentary, combining highlights from Armin’s show-stopping performance at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome alongside intimate interviews with the DJ and his family.
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A blend of a concert film and a documentary, combining highlights from Armin’s show-stopping performance at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome alongside intimate interviews with the DJ and his family.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Dancefoundation
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