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Musa, Musae
Poésio, is a young poet and he wants to be a part of the art world. But before he can get there, he needs to find a muse. Advised by an Academician, he finds his very own muse ; but does she want to belong to him ?
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Poésio, is a young poet and he wants to be a part of the art world. But before he can get there, he needs to find a muse. Advised by an Academician, he finds his very own muse ; but does she want to belong to him ?
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:César de Rhum
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Runtime:18 minutes
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Cast
César de Rhum
Director
Loïc Comorera-Bague
Poésio
Andréa Blanchard
Musa
Gilles Janeyrand
L'Académicien
Julien Chaudet
Miro
Quentin Dadvisard
Poète au Fez
Fabio Di Domenico
Muse à la Crinoline
Lucile Garcia
Muse Au Corset
Anouck Paquien
Muse à l'Himation
Lilou Morille
Muse au Tutu
Alexandre Fisson
Poète au haut-de-forme
Amaury Germain
Poète à la Capeline
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