SCREENPLAY 21 - PIXELS SUR CELLULOID

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SCREENPLAY 21 - PIXELS SUR CELLULOID Avec : Christophe Brico Patrick Beja THEMA : CINEMA & JEUX VIDEO « Wargames » (John Badham - 1983) « Silent Hill » (Christophe Gans - 2006) « Les Mondes de Ralph » (Rich Moore - 2013) « Warcraft » (Duncan Jones - 2016) MAGAZINE Patrick : Comics « Invincible » (Robert Kirkman) Christophe : Film « Kingsman - Services secrets » (Matthew Vaughn - 2014) Retrouvez nous : Patrick Beja sur www.frenchspin.fr Christophe Brico sur www.season1.fr Bonjour chez vous

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