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A disillusioned cop, used to crisscrossing the nearby suburbs of Paris, confronts himself during the lockdown with a man he had misjudged. The police officer's arrest turns into intimidation and violence. This meeting will call into question his profession and his life.
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A disillusioned cop, used to crisscrossing the nearby suburbs of Paris, confronts himself during the lockdown with a man he had misjudged. The police officer's arrest turns into intimidation and violence. This meeting will call into question his profession and his life.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Nelson Castro
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