J4 – Interview d'Isabelle – Les Juré•e•s _ Michel Didier et Joëlle Bordet

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J4 – Interview d'Isabelle – Les Juré•e•s _ Michel Didier et Joëlle BordetCarnet d'Art Podcast pose ses valises à Vitré en Bretagne à l'occasion du festival Nouvelles Images Persanes pour plus de 3h d'émission en direct et en public du 5 au 9 novembre 2025 au cinéma l'Aurore my Cinewest et le 10 novembre au centre culturel Jacques Duhamel de Vitré pour la soirée de clôture.

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