Ten television screens, cut in four, with images in permanent motion and live from all the neighbourhoods of Vitrolles: cars that travel and park, evening walkers and their dogs, groups of friends who...
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Ten television screens, cut in four, with images in permanent motion and live from all the neighbourhoods of Vitrolles: cars that travel and park, evening walkers and their dogs, groups of friends who...