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Notre Enfance

All our childhood memories...

Year: 2026 Documentary Runtime: 19 min

Overview

For two weeks, around twenty young musicians from the northern districts of Marseille come to train every day and rehearse three jazz pieces.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Coline Siméone

Coline Siméone

Self

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