Bétail
Trailer: Bétail
Year: 2014
Genre: Documentary
Studio: DocNomads
Director: Joana de Sousa
Cast: Jean-Pierre Monfort, Marie Claire Monfort
Crew: Joana de Sousa (Director), Alix de Montblanc (Producer), Aida Merghoub (Sound Designer), Nikos Appelquist Dalton (Color Grading)
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