Fear of Water
Rosalie Richard is found raped and dead at the foot of a cliff. This gruesome murder is the first ever in the Magdalen Islands. Her death will radically change the orderly life of Sergeant André Surprenant.
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Rosalie Richard is found raped and dead at the foot of a cliff. This gruesome murder is the first ever in the Magdalen Islands. Her death will radically change the orderly life of Sergeant André Surprenant.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcel Beaulieu, Gabriel Pelletier
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:GO Films
Cast
Gabriel Pelletier
Director
Pierre-François Legendre
André Surprenant
Brigitte Pogonat
Geneviève Savoie
Normand D'Amour
Denis Gingras
Michel Laperrière
Lieutenant Asselin
Stéphanie Lapointe
Rosalie Richard
Benoît Rousseau
Platon
Maxime Dumontier
Julien Cormier
Pascale Bussières
Élise
Isabelle Cyr
Évangéline
Paul Doucet
Bernard Duval
Germain Houde
Roméo Richard
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