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Bardot
An intimate look at the life of international icon Brigitte Bardot. With exclusive access and the full support of Brigitte Bardot and her team, we will uncover her life, with its hardships, trials and struggles, her work and her legacy.
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An intimate look at the life of international icon Brigitte Bardot. With exclusive access and the full support of Brigitte Bardot and her team, we will uncover her life, with its hardships, trials and struggles, her work and her legacy.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nicolas Bary, Alain Berliner
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Featuristic Films, Timpel Pictures, AgentDouble Productions
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