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Montreux Comedy Festival 2023 - Les humoristes des bancs publics
Comedian Hakim Jemili takes to the stage at Montreux Comedy accompanied by his most valuable "instrument" of work: a park bench. This bench is where almost all of his sketch projects, Instagram stories, film pitches, and even his love story with Fadily Camara began.
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Comedian Hakim Jemili takes to the stage at Montreux Comedy accompanied by his most valuable "instrument" of work: a park bench. This bench is where almost all of his sketch projects, Instagram stories, film pitches, and even his love story with Fadily Camara began.
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