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Les Voyages du château 

Le Château Bovis is a cluster of houses on the slope of the hill at L'Estaque, facing due south toward the vast expanse of Marseille’s harbour. Overlooking the large dry docks and the vista of the industrial port, a long esplanade stretches across almost its entire length, confronting the void. Numerous windows open out onto the sea.
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Le Château Bovis is a cluster of houses on the slope of the hill at L'Estaque, facing due south toward the vast expanse of Marseille’s harbour. Overlooking the large dry docks and the vista of the industrial port, a long esplanade stretches across almost its entire length, confronting the void. Numerous windows open out onto the sea.

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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Centre Méditerranéen de Création Cinématographique

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