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Cinématon n°99 : Éric Franck | Slate

Cinématon n°99 : Éric Franck

Portrait of gallery owner and film producer Éric Franck, shot in Paris (France) on September 13, 1980 at 12:40 PM.

Runtime: 4m
Country: France

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Gérard CourantDirector

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