Mai(2007)
May 2007. Elections, first tour; the moment of the vote, plus a love portrait. With the voice of Rustem, Turkish philosopher, reader in France since 1978. Film invited by Raphael Sevet for the Super8 Festival ‘One Reel’ set in Paris, June 2007.
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May 2007. Elections, first tour; the moment of the vote, plus a love portrait. With the voice of Rustem, Turkish philosopher, reader in France since 1978. Film invited by Raphael Sevet for the Super8 Festival ‘One Reel’ set in Paris, June 2007.
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2007-06-30
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