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Does the devil wear white? In a small province, a certain Miss B leaves corpses in her wake and fuels a lot of superstitious gossip. Despite warnings from the villagers, a writer becomes interested in the case and decides to visit the mysterious young woman dressed in white.
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Does the devil wear white? In a small province, a certain Miss B leaves corpses in her wake and fuels a lot of superstitious gossip. Despite warnings from the villagers, a writer becomes interested in the case and decides to visit the mysterious young woman dressed in white.
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Bernard Queysanne, Maurice Pons
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Antenne 2
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