Announcements
Trailer: Announcements
Year: 2013
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Laila Films, Esperanza Productions, Les Films d'Ici, Dérives
Director: Nurith Aviv
Cast: Barbara Cassin, Marie Gautheron, Marie José Mondzain, Haviva Pedaya, Ruth Hacohen Pinczower, Sarah Stern
Crew: Julie Freres (Producer), Philippe Baudhuin (Sound Mixer), Nurith Aviv (Writer), Michael Goorevich (Sound), Camille Laemlé (Producer), Nicolas Joly (Sound)
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