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Valérie Deseine is a French film editor who has worked on films including Me, Myself and Mum, Molière, Game of Four, Le Petit Nicolas, Asterix and Obelix: God Save Britannia, Nicholas on Holiday, Au nom de ma fille, Up for Love, and Fanny's Journey.

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