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The Dismantling of Baveuse City
The short film "The Dismantling of Baveuse City" presents the behind-the-scenes process of creating a musical album entitled "Bienvenue à Baveuse City" - a world of colorful and playful beginnings invented by the rapper Marie-Gold.
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The short film "The Dismantling of Baveuse City" presents the behind-the-scenes process of creating a musical album entitled "Bienvenue à Baveuse City" - a world of colorful and playful beginnings invented by the rapper Marie-Gold.
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