Where to watch Pierre Merejkowsky in the UK
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Pierre Merejkowsky is a french multimedia artist who directed more than 40 films and is now working on a digital platform for screenings and debates. The making and the screening of his films propose a temporary intervention zone based on chance, encountered by meetings, and on accidents, financial and meteorological ones.
Pierre Merejkowsky films streaming in the UK
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- Crime (2010) Cast
- Ravachol (2019) Cast
- Désentubage cathodique (2005) Director
- The Middle of Nowhere (2017) as Le petit vieux
- Lux perpetua (2016) Director
- Que faire ? (2009) Director
- The Rendez-Vous of Déjà-Vu (2013) as Pierre
- Le Film (1992) Director
- Filmer et punir (2007) Director
- Post View (2012) Director
- Moi autobiographie, 16ème version (2010) Director
- Le casting Director
- Lycée Buffon (2001) Director
- Libera me (2006) Director
- Ciné-tracts (2001) Director
- Comédie Director
- Insurrection/Résurrection (2004) Director
- Tu crois qu'elle va venir ? (2016) Director
- French Kiss (2005) as Pierre
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Most-watched Pierre Merejkowsky films currently: Crime (2010), Ravachol (2019), Désentubage cathodique (2005), The Middle of Nowhere (2017), Lux perpetua (2016).
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