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February 21, 2018 by France-Amérique

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Roman Polanski dépose plainte contre son extradition aux Etats-Unis La justice suisse a annoncé avoir reçu mardi une plainte du cinéaste franco-polonais Roman Polanski contre son arrestation en vue d'une extradition aux Etats-Unis, a indiqué le Tribunal […] Posted in Cinema
Marilyn Monroe effigie du prochain Festival de Cannes Marilyn Monroe sera l'effigie du Festival de Cannes 2012 qui a choisi une photo de l'actrice de "Certains l'aiment chaud" pour l'affiche de sa 65e édition organisée du 16 au 27 mai, ont […] Posted in Cinema

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