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The Advantage-studio, created in 1987, is a French independent production company, specialising in producing documentaries with themes including: nature, the animal world and contemporary societies, either as full producer or as executive producer. Advantage-studio documentaries are regularly broadcast on French television.
Advantage-studio's current projects include:
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