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Jeff Skoll filmjei elérik, hogy változzanak a dolgok

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Jeff Skoll filmproducer (Kellemetlen igazság) beszél a filmes vállalkozásáról - a Participant Productions-ről - és azokról az emberekről, akik jó cselekedetekre ösztönözték.

Jeff Skoll was the first president of eBay; he used his dot-com fortune to found the film house Participant Productions, making movies to inspire social change, including Syriana; Good Night, and Good Luck; Murderball; An Inconvenient Truth ... Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Tamás Márton
Reviewed by Mihály Földvári
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