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A portrait of Magali Garçon, a professor at the Cherbourg School of Arts, whose convictions, feminist vision, and committed personality challenge the traditional art academy, bringing a unique and transformative perspective to her teaching.
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A portrait of Magali Garçon, a professor at the Cherbourg School of Arts, whose convictions, feminist vision, and committed personality challenge the traditional art academy, bringing a unique and transformative perspective to her teaching.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Aaron Lecoublet
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:L’École du 7ème Art
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