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Louise, a doctor and mother, is suddenly caught up by her past after the discovery of her step-father's body, 18 years after he went missing.
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Louise, a doctor and mother, is suddenly caught up by her past after the discovery of her step-father's body, 18 years after he went missing.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Marie Deshaires, Catherine Touzet
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Kien Productions
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