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The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir
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'Fakir' is a miraculous gift, can float, can swallow swords and is equipped with a set of tricks, which I have mastered to perfection. He did a miracle cure. But he was very upset when his mother gave him a ticket to Paris and instructed him to do a mysterious job.
'Fakir' is a miraculous gift, can float, can swallow swords and is equipped with a set of tricks, which I have mastered to perfection. He did a miracle cure. But he was very upset when his mother gave him a ticket to Paris and instructed him to do a mysterious job.
Actors:
Svar Kamble,
Aksel Ustun,
Imer Kutllovci,
Stefano Cassetti,
Jeroen Van der Ven,
Chris Brooker,
Omkar Ketkar,
Rakesh Jaiswal,
Julie Basecqz,
Quentin Minon,
Burjor Dastur
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Svar Kamble
Aksel Ustun
Imer Kutllovci
Stefano Cassetti
1974, Brescia, Lombardy, Italy
Jeroen Van der Ven
Chris Brooker
Omkar Ketkar
Rakesh Jaiswal
Julie Basecqz
Quentin Minon
Burjor Dastur
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Ken Scott
Country:
France, India, Belgium, Singapore, United States
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