Lenz Elegy
Trailer: Lenz Elegy
Year: 2015
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Triptyque Films
Director: Christophe Bisson
Cast:
Crew: Mehdi Benallal (Executive Producer), Christophe Bisson (Editor), Christophe Bisson (Director), Christophe Bisson (Director of Photography)
Runtime: 23 minutes
Release: Jan 01, 2015
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Country: France
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