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Eleonora Abbagnato. Una stella che danza
A spotlight illuminates a dancer on stage. It is Eleonora Abbagnato, Étoile of the Paris Opera, who will soon take to the stage for the last time for her final performance, her farewell evening at the famous Parisian theater. We will relive that special, unique, and exciting evening with her in a documentary that speaks of art, passion, dreams, freedom, and emotions.
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A spotlight illuminates a dancer on stage. It is Eleonora Abbagnato, Étoile of the Paris Opera, who will soon take to the stage for the last time for her final performance, her farewell evening at the famous Parisian theater. We will relive that special, unique, and exciting evening with her in a documentary that speaks of art, passion, dreams, freedom, and emotions.
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