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Kino Figeac : 17 Films Made in 48 Hours by Figeacians to Discover in the Cinema

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As part of the first Kino Figeac, the inhabitants of Figeac made 17 films in 48 hours, which will be screened Friday, October 16, 2026 at the Charles Boyer cinema.

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Kino Figeac : 17 Films Made in 48 Hours by Figeacians to Discover in the Cinema

As part of the first Kino Figeac, the inhabitants of Figeac made 17 films in 48 hours, which will be screened Friday, October 16, 2026 at the Charles Boyer cinema.

21 hours ago·Rennes, France

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actu.fr broke the news in Rennes, France 21 hours ago on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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