Movie: Bettina Rheims

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Bettina Rheims
Bettina Rheims

Herself : Photographer

Charlotte Rampling
Charlotte Rampling

Herself : Actress

Philippe Dagen
Philippe Dagen

Himself : Art critic and Novelist

Catherine Millet
Catherine Millet

Herself : Writer and Art critic

Serge Bramly
Serge Bramly

Himself : Writer and Accomplice on most of the exhibitions

Jean-Luc Monterosso
Jean-Luc Monterosso

Himself : Creator of the European House of Photography

Topolino
Topolino

Himself : Makeup artist and Friend for 30 years

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