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- ↑ Renaud Marchar. "" Marguerite Duras, l'écriture et la vie ", sur France 5 : l'intrigante justesse du mot et du silence". LeMonde.fr.
- ↑ filmography Lise Baron on filmdocumentaire.fr
- ↑ FESTIVAL DU DOCUMENTAIRE SUR LA JUSTICE : UN GRAND SUCCÈS POUR LA PREMIÈRE ÉDITION À LA MAISON DU BARREAU on avocatparis.org