Swept Away by You, Me, and Tuscany
A Black woman centered in a box office rom-com with a happy ending and no struggle love.
Children of the Lie
A week before her wedding, Agathe Plichard, a pretty young woman of mixed race, is found drowned in the Creuse river. The police treat the case as an accident but her fiancé, Félix Bricourt, is convinced she was murdered. He decides to investigate by himself, despite the wishes of his family, a wealthy dynasty of the region. Won over by Félix's resolve, police inspector Carole Levasseur also decides to find out the truth. The murder of an independent journalist changes the course of the investigation, stirring up the past and unveiling the forgotten "Children of the Creuse" affair.
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A week before her wedding, Agathe Plichard, a pretty young woman of mixed race, is found drowned in the Creuse river. The police treat the case as an accident but her fiancé, Félix Bricourt, is convinced she was murdered. He decides to investigate by himself, despite the wishes of his family, a wealthy dynasty of the region. Won over by Félix's resolve, police inspector Carole Levasseur also decides to find out the truth. The murder of an independent journalist changes the course of the investigation, stirring up the past and unveiling the forgotten "Children of the Creuse" affair.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Crime, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Armelle Patron, Emmanuel Patron
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:France Télévisions
Cast
Éric Duret
Director
Sara Martins
Carole Levasseur
Théo Frilet
Félix Bricourt
Antoine Duléry
Antoine Bricourt
Florence Pernel
Catherine Bricourt
Philippe Laudenbach
Georges Bricourt
Melodie Raymond Dejoie
Agathe Plichart
Alban Aumard
Olivuer Bottrie
Robert Rousselle
Le légiste
Christophe Chalufour
Benoit
Thierry Chenavaud
Collaborateur n°2
Laurent Spielvogel
Le Procureur
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