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Les Pennacs : Un air de famille
Captain Hannibal Pennac is retired and dreams of reconciling with his daughter Annabelle, also a police captain, who has just been transferred to Montpellier. But Anabelle is angry with her father and does not want to talk to him, because he left her when she was 6 years old. However, a mysterious case will force them to unite and Annabelle will have no choice but to work with her father.
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Captain Hannibal Pennac is retired and dreams of reconciling with his daughter Annabelle, also a police captain, who has just been transferred to Montpellier. But Anabelle is angry with her father and does not want to talk to him, because he left her when she was 6 years old. However, a mysterious case will force them to unite and Annabelle will have no choice but to work with her father.
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Pierre Monjanel
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:France Télévisions, RTBF
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