Cinema Paradisio Louvre - Paris

Cinema Paradisio Louvre - Paris

Billy Crudup et Naomi Watts lors de la 2e soirée Cinéma Paradisio Louvre à Paris, France le vendredi 7 juillet 2023. 2nd Cinéma Paradisio Louvre evening in Paris, France on July 7, 2023. Photo by Jerome domine/ABACAPRESS.COM

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