Detective Smiley & the Lost Friends
It's the story of Detective Smiley's latest investigation, but it's also the story of Elias Baucasse, a missing activist. A do-it-yourself epic in 2020s France.
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It's the story of Detective Smiley's latest investigation, but it's also the story of Elias Baucasse, a missing activist. A do-it-yourself epic in 2020s France.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Antoine du Jeu
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:FACE B
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