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Josephine Baker, heedless of danger - The extraordinary destiny of Josephine Baker. From her native Missouri to Paris, the artist succeeded in making her name as the queen of music hall. But Josephine Baker was also a fighter, with the French Resistance during the Second World War, and against racism.

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  • Josephine Baker

    Josephine Baker

    Self (archive footage)

  • Jo Bouillon

    Jo Bouillon

    Self (archive footage)

  • Hélie Chomiac

    Hélie Chomiac

    Jo Bouillon

  • Marième Diallo

    Marième Diallo

    Joséphine Baker

  • Pascal Fonta

    Pascal Fonta

    Général Valin

  • Sébastien Fouillade

    Sébastien Fouillade

    Paul Colin

  • Nino Gamet

    Nino Gamet

    Le courtisan

  • Fanélie Rousse

    Fanélie Rousse

    Joséphine enfant

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Josephine Baker, heedless of danger - The extraordinary destiny of Josephine Baker. From her native Missouri to Paris, the artist succeeded in making her name as the queen of music hall. But Josephine Baker was also a fighter, with the French Resistance during the Second World War, and against racism.

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