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Double room

CNDC - Angers 1999

Present in collection(s): CNDC - Angers

Video producer : CNDC Angers

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Double room

CNDC - Angers 1999

Present in collection(s): CNDC - Angers

Video producer : CNDC Angers

en fr

Double room : creations of the CNDC's students about Balthus's work

Chambre double

Choreography : Chambre 16 : Johana Cessiecq et Nicolas Rambaud // Chambre 15 : Jimmy Guilmet et Sabile Rasiti // Chambre 14 : Adeline Lerme et Guillaume Trontin

Production / Coproduction of the video work : CNDC Angers

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