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Maybe someday, another history of French rap

Maybe someday, another history of French rap

20156.60h 51m

Overview

In the early 2000s, the landscape of French rap undergoes a transformation, opening up to new horizons. A look at the birth, evolution, and legacy of an original rap that left a mark with its boldness and the novelty of its sounds and themes.

Directed by Romain Quirot
Written by Romain Quirot, Antoine Jaunin, François Recordier
Produced by Yann Girard
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Olivier Cachin

Olivier Cachin

About Maybe someday, another history of French rap

Maybe someday, another history of French rap is a music, documentary film released in 2015. Directed by Romain Quirot, it stars Olivier Cachin. In the early 2000s, the landscape of French rap undergoes a transformation, opening up to new horizons. A look at the birth, evolution, and legacy of an original rap that left a mark with its boldness and the novelty of its sounds and themes.

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