People at Denver: Erik Canuel
posted 1 year agoAaron interviews French-Canadian filmmaker, Erik Canuel. He’s a true “lover of cinema,” which is pretty evident in both this interview and his highly enjoyable film.
Aaron interviews French-Canadian filmmaker, Erik Canuel. He’s a true “lover of cinema,” which is pretty evident in both this interview and his highly enjoyable film.
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