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Sophie gets the wrong target when she shoots the bookseller. A bookseller loved by the whole neighborhood? She accuses him of using their love nights as a weapon to destroy her by exposing her on the Internet as pornographic material. Her trial will bring to light the ordeal of an ordinary young woman victim of cybercrime, and the devastation on her children, her loved ones, even her job... But in the absence of evidence, will we believe her?
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Sophie gets the wrong target when she shoots the bookseller. A bookseller loved by the whole neighborhood? She accuses him of using their love nights as a weapon to destroy her by exposing her on the Internet as pornographic material. Her trial will bring to light the ordeal of an ordinary young woman victim of cybercrime, and the devastation on her children, her loved ones, even her job... But in the absence of evidence, will we believe her?
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Barbara Grinberg
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Didier Bivel
Director
Julie de Bona
Sophie Parlier
Julien Boisselier
Vincent Marsac
Édouard Montoute
Inspecteur Bermane
Natalia Dontcheva
Maître Boulati
Laurent Jumeaucourt
Mario
Samy Gharbi
Maître Chelko
Frédérique Tirmont
La Présidente
Catherine Davenier
Mère de Sophie
Sophie Cattani
Babette
Julien de Saint Jean
Benji
Marc David
Agresseur
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