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Antoinette de Robien
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Camera and Electrical Department
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Antoinette de Robien is known for
Will It Snow for Christmas? (1996)
,
Queen Margot (1994)
and
Jeunesse (1997)
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Known for
Will It Snow for Christmas?
7.0
Writer
1996
Queen Margot
7.4
Script and Continuity Department
1994
Jeunesse
Writer
1997
La nuit sacrée
5.7
Camera and Electrical Department
(video camera)
1993
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Camera and Electrical Department
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Jeunesse
Writer
1997
Will It Snow for Christmas?
7.0
co-adaptation
1996
Script and Continuity Department
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Halt!
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script supervisor
1995
Queen Margot
7.4
script trainee
1994
Camera and Electrical Department
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La nuit sacrée
5.7
camera operator: video camera
1993
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