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Missing Child
Luisa lives with Mathieu, the man she loves, and Arthur, Mathieu's son by his first wife, who died in an accident. But Arthur, whom Luisa has been raising like her own, suddenly disappears from school and no one claims a kidnapping.
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Luisa lives with Mathieu, the man she loves, and Arthur, Mathieu's son by his first wife, who died in an accident. But Arthur, whom Luisa has been raising like her own, suddenly disappears from school and no one claims a kidnapping.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Mystery, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Elsa Marpeau
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Serge Meynard
Director
Sara Martins
Luisa Castelli
Thierry Godard
Mathieu Ricoeur
Anne Suarez
Sophie Colbert
Michèle Moretti
Marthe Ricoeur
Christian Rauth
Philippe Berger
Félix Simon-Caron
Arthur
Julien Ledet
Tom
Marie Boitel
Paule Berger
Nicole Cornille
Jérémy Berger
Céline Cuignet
Hélène Ricoeur
Chloé André
Emilie Ricoeur
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