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Jimmy goes to Nollywood-Teaser
Documentaire réalisé par Jimmy Jean-Louis et choisi pour ouvrir l'édition 2015 du Festival NollywoodWeek à Paris.
Jimmy goes to Nollywood (Teaser)
L'acteur Jimmy Jean-Louis décide de quitter le confort d'Hollywood où il est établi et se rend au coeur du continent africain au Nigéria pour explorer l'univers ...
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