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Meurtres au Mont-Saint-Michel
A seemingly mystical murder takes Captain Sophie Maliquot back to the Mont-Saint-Michel region where she spent part of her childhood and where her father, who died years earlier, is buried.
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A seemingly mystical murder takes Captain Sophie Maliquot back to the Mont-Saint-Michel region where she spent part of her childhood and where her father, who died years earlier, is buried.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Thomas Perrier, Marie Lefebvre
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Studio:UGC Fiction, France Télévisions, Be-FILMS
Cast
Marie-Hélène Copti
Director
Anthony Delon
Père Henri Florentin
Juliet Lemonnier
Sophie
Benoît Michel
Nathan
Catherine Marchal
Rosine
Jacqueline Corado
Maria Ribeiro
Wallerand Denormandie
Nicolas
Cédric Chevalme
Christophe Caron
Matteo Perez
Alexis Caron
Marie Barrouillet
Lydie Caron
Béatrice Meana
Joëlle Caron
Nicolás Gaude
Antonio Ribeiro
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