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Maigret at the Pigalle
Maigret is about to leave for the holidays but a colleague asks him for help in investigating the mysterious murder of a stripper and a noblewoman, both of which took place in Pigalle.
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Maigret is about to leave for the holidays but a colleague asks him for help in investigating the mysterious murder of a stripper and a noblewoman, both of which took place in Pigalle.
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Genre:Crime
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Les Films Number One, Franco Riganti
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