Broadcast on 07-Oct-2010
from CiTR -- French Connection Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine
Hi everyone! In this show, I talk about the VIFF 2010 with my collaborator Emmanuel St-Juste. Enjoy!!! Marie-Eve
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