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Trombone en coulisses
Set in an imaginary country where the trombone orchestra is the heart of power and photographs have a natural size that limits the number of trombone players that can appear on their official picture.
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Set in an imaginary country where the trombone orchestra is the heart of power and photographs have a natural size that limits the number of trombone players that can appear on their official picture.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Victor Gurnicky
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:AJC (ATELIER JEUNES CINÉASTES), Azimut Production, Saga Film, RTBF
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