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A Choice of Killers
Since the car accident that caused the death of his wife, the comics author Stéphane Destouches sinks into alcohol and wanders the roads of Morocco.
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Since the car accident that caused the death of his wife, the comics author Stéphane Destouches sinks into alcohol and wanders the roads of Morocco.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Philippe Fourastié
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Cinegai, Rome-Paris Films, S.E.P.I.C.
Cast
Philippe Fourastié
Director
Bernard Noël
Stéphane Destouches
Duda Cavalcanti
Tani
Robert Dalban
Commissioner Macias
Marcel Lupovici
Quesada
Antonio Passalia
Tonio
Raymond Studer
Corporal Kelly
Corinne Armand
Jennifer Davis
Manuela von Oppen
Catherine Davis, Jennifer's mother
Mario David
Scarlatti
Guido Alberti
Domenico
Guido Passalia
Paco (uncredited)
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