Jean Vigo : le son retrouvé Trailer (2001)
04 December 2001 Factual 10 mins
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Serge Bromberg as Himself
Jean-Paul Darras as Himself
Nicolas Teichner as Himself
Dita Parlo as Juliette (archive footage)
Michel Simon as Le père Jules (archive footage)
Jean Taris as Himself (archive footage)
Jean Vigo as Himself in pictures
Spain 26 June 2005
France 04 December 2001
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