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La Gueule du loup 

Upset by the death of one of her patients, Marie, a young nurse, decides to go in search of the relatives of the deceased. This is how she meets the gang of thugs of which he was a part.
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Upset by the death of one of her patients, Marie, a young nurse, decides to go in search of the relatives of the deceased. This is how she meets the gang of thugs of which he was a part.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Michel Léviant
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:France•3, Top n°1, UGC

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