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Fête des Vignerons 2019 - Le spectacle
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Blaise Hofmann, Stéphane Blok
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Studio:RTS, Confrérie des Vignerons
Cast
Daniele Finzi Pasca
Director
Nina Perrenoud
Julie (alternately)
Nayah Emma Kohli
Julie (alternately)
Michel Voïta
The Grandfather
Emi Vauthey
La Libellule
Sofia Gonzalez
The Dragonfly
Christophe Monney
Doctor
Jérôme Aké Béda
Doctor
Pascal Besnard
Doctor
Raoul Colliard
The ’Armailli' 1819
Jean-Pierre Chollet
The 'Cent Suisse' 1819
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