J'écris dans l'espace
Trailer: J'écris dans l'espace
Year: 1989
Genre: History, Documentary
Studio: Big Films, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Flach Film, Futuroscope, Lavalin Communications Inc.
Director: Pierre Étaix
Cast: Mac Ronay, Roger Trapp, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Sérgio Mendes, Maël Davan-Soulas, Grégory Herpe
Crew: Didier Rouget (First Assistant Director), Jean-François Lepetit (Production Executive), Hoang Thanh At (Art Direction), Florence Eliakim (Second Assistant Director), Pierre Étaix (Director), Christine Skiera (Costume Design)
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