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Gaudi, Le dernier bâtisseur
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Studio:La Huit, Les Films du Large, KTO TV
Cast
Lizette Lemoine, Aubin Hellot
Director
Jordi Bonet i Armengol
himself, architect
Juan Bassegoda Nonell
himself, architect
Jean-Yves Chilot
Antonio Gaudi, voice
Antoni Gaudi
himself, archive
Daniel Giralt-Miracle
himself, historien et critique d'art
Luis Gueilburt
himself, sculpteur et directeur académique de l'atelier Gaudi
Josep C. Laplana
himself, directeur du musée de Montserrat
Jaume Masso Carballido
himself, directeur du musée Salvador Viseca
Manuel Medarde
himself, ingénieur archéologue
Etsuro Sotoo
himself, sculpteur de la Sagrada Familia
Josep Talada
himself, chef de l'atelier maquettes
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