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La couleur du temps
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La couleur du temps

Oct 12, 2008
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Overview

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Pimiento

Cast

Ronald Boisrond

Himself - Journalist & Screenwriter

Ronald Boisrond

Kelly Bellony

Himself - Henri-Bourassa Polyvalente Principal

Kelly Bellony

Fady Dagher

Himself - PDQ 30 Commander

Fady Dagher

Emerson Douyon

Himself - Psychologist-Criminologist, Human Rights Commissioner

Emerson Douyon

Kasheem

Himself - Rapper

Kasheem

Léonel Bernard

Himself - Researcher, Sociologist

Léonel Bernard

Paul Evra

Himself

Paul Evra

Christopher McAll

Himself

Christopher McAll

Maguy Métellus

Herself

Maguy Métellus

Jean-François Harrisson

Narrator (voice)

Jean-François Harrisson

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