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In his dressing room, a young actor is making up as an old man. But behind the young man’s mask, what is his real face like ?
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In his dressing room, a young actor is making up as an old man. But behind the young man’s mask, what is his real face like ?
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Genre:Drama, Animation
Written By:Jean-François Laguionie, Jean-François Laguionie
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Les studios du Languedoc
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