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The Dinard resort prepares for a British film festival when the body of a director is discovered floating. He had been the victim of a shipwreck in which his sister had died. Are these two events linked?
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The Dinard resort prepares for a British film festival when the body of a director is discovered floating. He had been the victim of a shipwreck in which his sister had died. Are these two events linked?
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Genre:TV Movie, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Victor Pavy, Fabienne Lesieur
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:RYOAN
Cast
Bruno Garcia
Director
Pauline Bression
Capitaine Elise Vignon
Akim Omiri
Armel Bellem
Stéphane Freiss
Hervé Riou
Antoine Hamel
Pierrot Le Foll
Éléonore Bernheim
Gaëlle Vignon
Franz Lang
Arthur Riou
Florence Muller
Sandrine Riou
William Nadylam
Marc Spencer (Scotland Yard)
Guillaume Dolmans
Owen Flemming
Anna Serre
Solène Riou
Arnaud Stéphan
Yann Le Foll
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