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Gaudi, Le dernier bâtisseur
Gaudi, Le dernier bâtisseur

Gaudi, Le dernier bâtisseur

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French

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Release Date

07 November 2010

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Cast

Jordi Bonet i Armengol

Jordi Bonet i Armengol

himself, architect

Juan Bassegoda Nonell

Juan Bassegoda Nonell

himself, architect

Jean-Yves Chilot

Jean-Yves Chilot

Antonio Gaudi, voice

Antoni Gaudi

Antoni Gaudi

himself, archive

Daniel Giralt-Miracle

Daniel Giralt-Miracle

himself, historien et critique d'art

Luis Gueilburt

Luis Gueilburt

himself, sculpteur et directeur académique de l'atelier Gaudi

Josep C. Laplana

Josep C. Laplana

himself, directeur du musée de Montserrat

Jaume Masso Carballido

Jaume Masso Carballido

himself, directeur du musée Salvador Viseca

Manuel Medarde

Manuel Medarde

himself, ingénieur archéologue

Etsuro Sotoo

Etsuro Sotoo

himself, sculpteur de la Sagrada Familia

Josep Talada

Josep Talada

himself, chef de l'atelier maquettes

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