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Celestial Clockwork
Ana bolts from her wedding altar and flies from Venezuela to Paris to realize her dream of becoming a great opera star.
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Ana bolts from her wedding altar and flies from Venezuela to Paris to realize her dream of becoming a great opera star.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Yves Belaubre, Telsche Boorman, Blanca Strepponi, Corda Prunhuberleon, Chantal Pelletier, Daniel Odier, Fina Torres
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Bastille Films, CNC, Club d'Investissement Média, Da Fondo de Fomentos Cinematograficas de Venezuela, Eurimages, ING, Miralta Films, Mistral Films, Panderadas C.A., Paradise Films, Producciones Pandorados, Sacem, Canal+, Ministère de la culture
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