“Dead Poets Society”: Why Neil’s Father Stood "Before The Law"
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Bye-Bye Concorde
An internationally renowned ballet dancer and teacher, Leslie Valérian Dormeuil has nothing left to prove. As he prepares his next stage performance, he struggles to reconnect with his artistic identity. At that moment, an unexpected and life-altering piece of news forces him to question his choices, his career, and the sacrifices he has made...
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An internationally renowned ballet dancer and teacher, Leslie Valérian Dormeuil has nothing left to prove. As he prepares his next stage performance, he struggles to reconnect with his artistic identity. At that moment, an unexpected and life-altering piece of news forces him to question his choices, his career, and the sacrifices he has made...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lilian Chadelat
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