
Napoleon: In the Name of Art
Explores the complex relationship between Napoleon, culture and art.
Views: 11
Genre: Documentary
Director: Giovanni Piscaglia
Actors: Giuseppina Bridelli, James Bradburne, Jeremy Irons
Country: USA
IMDb: 4.2
Explores the complex relationship between Napoleon, culture and art.
Views: 11
Genre: Documentary
Director: Giovanni Piscaglia
Actors: Giuseppina Bridelli, James Bradburne, Jeremy Irons
Country: USA
IMDb: 4.2
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