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Cop Goes Missing
One morning, a worn-out field cop, nicknamed Ping-Pong by everyone, burns his police ID and disappears. During one night and one day, his colleagues look for him, meet him and lose him in Toulouse and its suburbs. But every hour that passes brings Ping-Pong a little bit closer to his own destiny.
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One morning, a worn-out field cop, nicknamed Ping-Pong by everyone, burns his police ID and disappears. During one night and one day, his colleagues look for him, meet him and lose him in Toulouse and its suburbs. But every hour that passes brings Ping-Pong a little bit closer to his own destiny.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Frédéric Videau
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Bus Films
Cast
Frédéric Videau
Director
Patrick d'Assumçao
Serge Laborderie, aka 'Ping-Pong'
Sofia Lesaffre
Zineb Hamza
Laetitia Casta
Delphine
Simon Abkarian
Tristan
Alban Lenoir
Drago
Émile Berling
Joël
Jean-François Stévenin
Father of Drago and Joël
Corentin Fila
Cop in love
Agathe Bonitzer
Redhead cop
Matthieu Lucci
Aggressive young cop
Idir Azougli
Fouad
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