François Mitterrand : Bâtisseur de mystères Trailer (2017)
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François Mitterrand as Self (archive footage)
Jack Lang as Self
Éric Roussel as Self
I.M. Pei as Self
Jean-Louis Bianco as Self
France 04 April 2017
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