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Seriously Funny: The Sixth Wall talks with Veronique Girma, Producer of International Hit Show Mister French Taste
By Ariel Nishli
Veronique Girma is a woman of contradictions. A Parisian living in Hong Kong. A bank executive turned anthropologist. A successful producer who insists she’s a novice. Over a Skype call with Ms. Girma that she took from a meticulously organized study stacked high with books in her Hong Kong flat, I t…