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Paléo, une odyssée 1976 – 2022
The Paléo Festival – with its history, enraptured crowds, protagonists from all walks of life and questions about the future – is the subject of a captivating documentary series by students of the HEAD and the ECAL. Their four capsules, including archival footage, bring the sounds of this essential Swiss institution to life.
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The Paléo Festival – with its history, enraptured crowds, protagonists from all walks of life and questions about the future – is the subject of a captivating documentary series by students of the HEAD and the ECAL. Their four capsules, including archival footage, bring the sounds of this essential Swiss institution to life.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Elias Jutzet, Flavio Luca Marano, Sara Dutch, Loïs de Goumoëns, Lilith Grasmug, Anna Joos, Filmsaaz, Theofanis Papadopoulos, Jonathan Ospina, Antoine Scalese, Pablo Guscetti, Valentina Parati, Loris Ciaburri, Fei Fan
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