Vénus en transit Trailer (1985)
01 January 1985
A film by Haydée Caillot with Anna Achdian, Jocelyne Jenet et al.
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Crew
Haydée Caillot Director
Haydée Caillot Writer
Pascal Ribier Sound
Bernard Pavelek Director of Photography
Tigran Mansourian Music
International Releases Dates
France 01 January 1985
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