Where Is Musette? (1992)
Documentary filmed on-set during the making of Aki Kaurismaki's "La vie de Boheme"
Top billed cast
Aki KaurismäkiSelf
Gilles CharmantSelf- Simon MurraySelf
Matti PellonpääSelf- John EbdenSelf
- Timo SalminenSelf
- Peter A. HoffmanSelf
- Jacques CheuicheSelf
- Kari PulkkinenSelf
- Erkki LahtiSelf
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