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Harry: A Private Eye Documentary
A filming crew meets Harry Houde, a charismatic, yet polarizing and unethical private detective from Quebec City. After a few weeks, they all go to Gaspesia, where Harry hopes he can find a woman who has been missing for 5 years.
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A filming crew meets Harry Houde, a charismatic, yet polarizing and unethical private detective from Quebec City. After a few weeks, they all go to Gaspesia, where Harry hopes he can find a woman who has been missing for 5 years.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Maxime Desruisseaux
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:La Société Cinéma
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Maxime Desruisseaux
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Nick Theodorakis
Harry Houde
Denis Marchand
Paul Poitras
Michel Blanchard
Daniel Doiron
Tobie Pelletier
Guy Gouin
Jean-François Mercier
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Jonathan Gagnon
Grégoire Gagnon
Pierre Luc Levesque
Brian Bouchard
Hugo Dulac
Martin Marotte
Maxime Desruisseaux
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Thony Jourdain
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Geneviève Boivin
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