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Somniloquies

Somniloquies

Genres

Documentary

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Works with sound recordings of Dion McGregor, who became famous for talking in his sleep.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

73 mins

Rating

7.6/10

Release Date

12 February 2017

Country

France

Cast

Portia Alexandria-Ross

Portia Alexandria-Ross

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Terry Bernard

Terry Bernard

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Andrea Bonsignore

Andrea Bonsignore

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Jean Chapin-Smith

Jean Chapin-Smith

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Ronan Corlay

Ronan Corlay

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Claire Duport

Claire Duport

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Robert Julian Faussitt-Taylor

Robert Julian Faussitt-Taylor

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Carole Franck

Carole Franck

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Jean-Michel Frodon

Jean-Michel Frodon

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Katherine Gilbert

Katherine Gilbert

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Lyman Lee Johansen

Lyman Lee Johansen

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Julie Joseph

Julie Joseph

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Eliot Lépinay

Eliot Lépinay

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Vincent Lépinay

Vincent Lépinay

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Alyson Lie

Alyson Lie

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Jeffrey Numero

Jeffrey Numero

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David Pendleton

David Pendleton

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Joana Pimenta

Joana Pimenta

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Julien Pluchard

Julien Pluchard

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Bénédicte Rollin

Bénédicte Rollin

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Olivier Séror

Olivier Séror

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Dounia Sichov

Dounia Sichov

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Stephanie Spray

Stephanie Spray

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