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Les Trois Brestoises
Three women from Brest. Léanne, the cop, a hothead whose ambition knows no bounds. Élodie, the forensic pathologist, a settled family woman. Vanessa, the psycho-criminologist, a fiercely independent and outspoken woman. Three childhood friends reunited since Léanne's recent return to Brittany following the death of her husband during an operation. Together, and despite their radically different personalities, they will hunt down the region's criminals while juggling their lives as women, trying their best to balance their work, family life, love, and friendships…
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Three women from Brest. Léanne, the cop, a hothead whose ambition knows no bounds. Élodie, the forensic pathologist, a settled family woman. Vanessa, the psycho-criminologist, a fiercely independent and outspoken woman. Three childhood friends reunited since Léanne's recent return to Brittany following the death of her husband during an operation. Together, and despite their radically different personalities, they will hunt down the region's criminals while juggling their lives as women, trying their best to balance their work, family life, love, and friendships…
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Anne-Charlotte Kassab, Nicolas Jean
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:La Dame de Cœur, France Télévisions, Effervescence Fiction, RTBF, RTS, CNC
Cast
Stéphane Kappes
Director
Déborah Krey
Léanne Vallauri
Charlotte Gaccio
Vanessa Fabre
Garance Thénault
Élodie Quille
Vincent Heneine
Lionel Le Roux
Yvan Le Bolloc'h
Commissaire PJ
Noé Besin
Isaac Lahelec
Janis Abrikh
Erwan Carroff
Roby Schinasi
Guénolé Le Gal
Lety Pardalis
Katel Le Prigent
Christophe Grégoire
Mickaël Pleibersky
Simon Fraud
Claude Reinach
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