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One morning, Laura Corre files a complaint against the former mayor of the southern town where she grew up, who had recently joined the government. She has to face the reluctance of the police officers taking her statement. After leaving Paris, Laura had returned to live with her father, Max, a former boxer who had become the mayor's chauffeur. Seeing an easy target in the shy young girl, the mayor agreed to pull some strings to get her a place to live.
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One morning, Laura Corre files a complaint against the former mayor of the southern town where she grew up, who had recently joined the government. She has to face the reluctance of the police officers taking her statement. After leaving Paris, Laura had returned to live with her father, Max, a former boxer who had become the mayor's chauffeur. Seeing an easy target in the shy young girl, the mayor agreed to pull some strings to get her a place to live.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Antoine Lacomblez, Charlène Favier
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:ARTE, Image & Compagnie, Mediawan
Cast
Charlène Favier
Director
Alba Gaïa Bellugi
Laura Le Corre
Pascal Greggory
Quentin Le Bars
Jean-Pierre Martins
Max Le Corre
Patrick d'Assumçao
Franck Bellec
Anne Suarez
Hélène
Omar Mebrouk
Officer Bastien
Agnès Regolo
Officer Durieux
Jade Tronquoy
Mathilde
Gilbert Traïna
Prefect
Scott Rivaldy
Fabien Lenoir
Sophie Garagnon
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