Du cristal à la fumée

Name: Du cristal à la fumée
Director: Philippe Miquel
Genre: History, TV Movie
Released: 2010-01-06
Cast: Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu, Féodor Atkine, Xavier Gallais, Jean-Damien Barbin, Matthieu Cruciani

2010 · 115 min · History, TV Movie

A staging of Jacques Attali's play "From Crystal to Smoke" by Daniel Mesguich.

Directed by Philippe Miquel

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Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu Goering
Féodor Atkine Le directeur général d'Allianz
Xavier Gallais Goebbels
Jean-Damien Barbin Himmler
Matthieu Cruciani
Frédéric Cuif
Sébastien Desjours
Florent Ferrier
Zbigniew Horoks
Arnaud Maillard
Philippe Maymat
William Mesguich

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4h 25m together

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