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Mimi
Mimi isn't a star, she's just someone. A close-up of the singularity of a real life. An encounter of someone's particular story, romance, fantasy and territories.
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Mimi isn't a star, she's just someone. A close-up of the singularity of a real life. An encounter of someone's particular story, romance, fantasy and territories.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Claire Simon
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Gemini Films, Maïa Films, Ognon Pictures
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