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Newly promoted Lieutenant Valentine Ventura finds herself working with famous Captain Antoine Thomas who just came back from his medical leave after the tragedy he lived a few months ago : victim of a car crash that killed both his wife and the child she was bearing, Antoine Thomas spent several months in the hospital, and is now back in a wheelchair after losing function of his legs. Working on the case of a murdered young journalist, the two detectives succeed in arresting her colleague, whose guilt is undeniable. Multiple elements even indicate that they just caught a serial killer; although he admits he killed the young journalist, their suspect didn't commit these other murders, and seems to be the victim of a manipulation.
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Newly promoted Lieutenant Valentine Ventura finds herself working with famous Captain Antoine Thomas who just came back from his medical leave after the tragedy he lived a few months ago : victim of a car crash that killed both his wife and the child she was bearing, Antoine Thomas spent several months in the hospital, and is now back in a wheelchair after losing function of his legs. Working on the case of a murdered young journalist, the two detectives succeed in arresting her colleague, whose guilt is undeniable. Multiple elements even indicate that they just caught a serial killer; although he admits he killed the young journalist, their suspect didn't commit these other murders, and seems to be the victim of a manipulation.
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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:Frédéric J. Lozet, Isabelle Polin
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:France 2
Cast
Akim Isker, Karine Fleury
Director
Thierry Godard
Antoine Thomas
Noémie Schmidt
Valentine Ventura
Francis Renaud
Philippe Leprince
Marc Ruchmann
Alex Rodier
Laurent Bateau
Jacques Miller
Steve Tientcheu
Florian
Thor Schenker
Alain
Thomas Drelon
Mathieu
Lewine Weber
Lou Larive
Gigi Ledron
Désirée Galant
Cédric Kemso Ringuet
Arthur Ribeiro
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