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Reportages nº 105

1945 9 min
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La Moisson de la glaise : un reportage sur une école de céramique à Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce. Aux mains des artisans, la glaise subit diverses transformations avant de devenir bibelot ou oeuvre d'art.

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La Moisson de la glaise : un reportage sur une école de céramique à Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce. Aux mains des artisans, la glaise subit diverses transformations avant de devenir bibelot ou oeuvre d'art.

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  • director
    Georges Ayotte
  • text
    Georges Ayotte
  • producer
    Guy Glover
  • narration
    Omer Renaud

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