À la rencontre de Marcel Hanoun (1994)
Overview
Film about Marcel Hanoun at work while making his film Les amants de Sarajevo in 1993.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.848 |
Directed By
Bert Beyens
Crew
Bert Beyens
Bert Beyens
Bert Beyens
Bert Beyens
Bert Beyens
Jean-Marc Manach
Thierry Grundler
Marie Martin
TOP CAST
Marcel Hanoun
Himself
Francine Auger
Herself
Lucienne Deschamps
Herself
Jeff Einhorn
Himself
Thierry Grundler
Himself
Erwin Huppert
Himself
Jacques Mérienne
Himself
Estelle Rosenfeld
Herself
Pascal Toneguzzo
Himself
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