Au coeur de la diplomatie européenne (2024)
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| Original Language | fr |
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Directed By
Albert Solé
Crew
Albert Solé
Albert Solé
Maiol Virgili
Isaac Riart
Gemma Rodríguez
TOP CAST
Josep Borrell
Self
Pedro Sánchez
Self
Stefano Sannino
Self
Dmytro Kuleba
Self
Vladimir Putin
Self (archive footage)
Borja Lasheras
Self
Tetiana Semikop
Self
Olena Rotari
Self
Vladimir Solovyov
Self (archive footage)
Liubov Tsybulska
Self
Lutz Güllner
Self
Lutz Güllner
Self
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Self
Kaja Kallas
Self
Margarita Robles
Self
Catherine Colonna
Self
Dominic Nitiwul
Self
Ayman Safadi
Self
Emmanuel Macron
Self (archive footage)
Aude Maio-Coliche
Self
Alexandre Stutzmann
Self
Shereen Abu Eid
Self
Shereen Abu Eid
Self
Mustafa Barghouti
Self
Dalal Iriqat
Self
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