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KREMENTZ: Five years later,
I, myself, translated Mitch-Mitch Simca's poetic interpretation
of his National Duty-obligation service. (APPLAUSE) The flashback scene
in Act Two of Goodbye, Zeffirelli
I, myself, translated Mitch-Mitch Simca's poetic interpretation
of his National Duty-obligation service. (APPLAUSE) The flashback scene
in Act Two of Goodbye, Zeffirelli
Full Transcript
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KREMENTZ: Five years later,
I, myself, translated
00:00:03.253 --> 00:00:07.799
Mitch-Mitch Simca's poetic interpretation
of his National Duty-obligation service.
00:00:07.966 --> 00:00:09.384
(APPLAUSE)
00:00:11.302 --> 00:00:14.043
The flashback scene
in Act Two of Goodbye, Zeffirelli.
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Movie Summary
A love letter to journalists set in an outpost of an American newspaper in a fictional twentieth century French city that brings to life a collection of stories published in "The French Dispatch Magazine".
