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The fire at the supermarket is a boon for a scrap dealer who has just killed his wife. According to Commissioner Voitot, the victim could be one of the unidentified bodies. But here is a landscaper claims that his wife has also disappeared.
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The fire at the supermarket is a boon for a scrap dealer who has just killed his wife. According to Commissioner Voitot, the victim could be one of the unidentified bodies. But here is a landscaper claims that his wife has also disappeared.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Cast
Peter Kassovitz
Director
Bernard Giraudeau
Constant Van Loo
Patrick Chesnais
Commissaire Voitot
Ticky Holgado
Benoit Cabane
Isabelle Gélinas
Inspecteur Camille Barski
Danièle Lebrun
Marthe mère
Philippe Laudenbach
Robert
Sophie Aubry
Marthe fille
Gérard Loussine
José
Daniel Russo
Hosser
Micky Sébastian
Annette
Kathy Kriegel
Lola
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