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The Fifth Silence
This short musical film is a rereading of “La lettre à David” taken from “César et Rosalie” by Claude Sautet. A tribute to cinema, to actresses, to film music.
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This short musical film is a rereading of “La lettre à David” taken from “César et Rosalie” by Claude Sautet. A tribute to cinema, to actresses, to film music.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Nicolas Boualami
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:S'Imagine Films, Cousines & Dépendances
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