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The roundabout in Aimargues is one of the first emblematic places of the Yellow Vests’ movement, the symbol of an outlier France. The story of this mobilisation is told through nothing more than the images they shot with their mobile phones.
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The roundabout in Aimargues is one of the first emblematic places of the Yellow Vests’ movement, the symbol of an outlier France. The story of this mobilisation is told through nothing more than the images they shot with their mobile phones.
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Directed By:Pierre Carles, Olivier Guérin, Bérénice Meinsohn, Clara Menais, Laure Pradal, Ludovic Raynaud
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