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Angelo Debarre - Manoir de Mes Rêves

Jan 14, 2010

0h 59m

★ 8.0

Hommage à Django Reinhardt

Overview

Angelo Debarre meets his friends for a tribute to the culture of Travellers. Since Django Reinhardt, which is celebrated 100 years, until today, this rich music that thrilled several generations. His strength is always reinventing itself. This beautiful tribute takes place around the “fire” in a caravan decor (set created for the show). He is talking about the past and future by remembering the fabulous legacy of Django: spiritual father of gypsy jazz.

Genres

Music

Production Companies

Oléo Films

Just Looking Productions

Armor TV

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Cast

Angelo Debarre

Ludovic Beier

Tchavolo Hassan

Antonio Licusati

Marius Apostol

Ioan Streba

Thomas Dutronc

David Reinhardt

Rocky Gresset

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