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Death on the Island
Violette Castillon, a young Parisian lawyer, goes to the Île de Ré where a criminal named Stany claims her to ensure his defense. In exchange, he will tell her the truth about his father, the late robber José Rocca. The day after Violette's arrival on the island, Stany is attacked, a notable from the region is found hanged and other misfortunes befall the island. While the dead are multiplying around her, Violette is determined to discover the truth.
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Violette Castillon, a young Parisian lawyer, goes to the Île de Ré where a criminal named Stany claims her to ensure his defense. In exchange, he will tell her the truth about his father, the late robber José Rocca. The day after Violette's arrival on the island, Stany is attacked, a notable from the region is found hanged and other misfortunes befall the island. While the dead are multiplying around her, Violette is determined to discover the truth.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Isabel Sebastian, Philippe Setbon
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:JLA Productions
Cast
Philippe Setbon
Director
Léa Bosco
Violette Castillon
Jean-Michel Tinivelli
Clément Borghese
Brigitte Fossey
Jeanne Borghese
Pierre Boulanger
Nino
Joséphine Serre
Sasha Sarafian
Jean-Luc Bideau
Alain Jardié
Abraham Belaga
Serge Bartoli
Anne Canovas
Docteur Wizman
Maxime Leroux
Le Pennec
Mata Gabin
Le juge Rorcher
Olivier Schneider
José Rocca
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