- Runtime 34 minutes
- Total runtime 92 hours 56 minutes
- Status Continuing
- Network YouTube
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External links
YouTube page
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Last update
24 juillet 2023 - 13:08
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The FilmTalker
Bienvenue sur ma chaine ! Ici on parle de Films, Sorties Ciné, Thématiques Cinéma, je vous propose aussi des Mini Documentaires.
Vous pouvez voir en moi "un critique" si vous voulez, mais je ne suis qu'un passionné de cinéma qui souhaite qu'une seule chose : parler de films. The FilmTalker.
Netflix c'est bien, le cinéma c'est mieux. Vive les salles obscures !
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