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Move! Dance Your Life 

An original feature film about the different dances around the world. MOVE! is a visual poem, an aesthetic roadtrip, A unique film in the History of Cinema,
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An original feature film about the different dances around the world. MOVE! is a visual poem, an aesthetic roadtrip, A unique film in the History of Cinema,

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Fanny Jean-Noël
Written By:Fanny Jean-Noël
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Rappi Productions

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