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Jules Verne: a Lifelong Journey
When Jules Verne was a child he used to dream of distant countries and continents, he tried to imagine what it was like there in those faraway places which are yet for him to be discovered. He didn't like studying at the Sorbonne much, he wasn't into the laws and norms which were forced upon him. Instead he preferred to study star maps and dream about crossing the cosmic abyss. Alexander Dumas was his ticket to the world of literature. But success only came after he had started writing about things he dreamed of the most -adventures. And those were not just works of fiction: many of Verne's ideas have been hailed as prophetic. Whoever said our dreams are not material?
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When Jules Verne was a child he used to dream of distant countries and continents, he tried to imagine what it was like there in those faraway places which are yet for him to be discovered. He didn't like studying at the Sorbonne much, he wasn't into the laws and norms which were forced upon him. Instead he preferred to study star maps and dream about crossing the cosmic abyss. Alexander Dumas was his ticket to the world of literature. But success only came after he had started writing about things he dreamed of the most -adventures. And those were not just works of fiction: many of Verne's ideas have been hailed as prophetic. Whoever said our dreams are not material?
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:52 minutes
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Mikhail Kostrov
Director
Roman Skorbnikov
Jules Verne
Svyatoslav Fehtel
Doctor
Halyna Yanishevska
Onorina
Dimitriy Maevskiy
Jules Verne (Childhood)
Sergey Homenko
Jules Verne's Father
Aleksandr Pilipchuk
Gaston
Konstantin Kostyuk
Student
Valeriy Velichko
Alexandre Dumas Jr.
Oleh Shushpannikov
Alexandre Dumas
Nikolai Zhila
Hetzel
Natalya Melay
Jules Verne's Mother
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