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Mother. Daughter. Killer. 

The kidnapping and murder of a young woman on France’s Mediterranean coast reawakens horrors of the past. Three years ago, criminologist Ariane’s cousin was killed and her mother, homicide inspector Sandra, was suspected to be involved in the case. When Sandra’s former boss invites her to help out on the new case, mother and daughter, who had a visceral falling-out over Elodie’s murder, have to join forces.
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The kidnapping and murder of a young woman on France’s Mediterranean coast reawakens horrors of the past. Three years ago, criminologist Ariane’s cousin was killed and her mother, homicide inspector Sandra, was suspected to be involved in the case. When Sandra’s former boss invites her to help out on the new case, mother and daughter, who had a visceral falling-out over Elodie’s murder, have to join forces.

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Genre:Drama, Crime, TV Movie
Directed By:Claude-Michel Rome
Written By:Claude-Michel Rome
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Les Productions Franco American, Grand Large Productions, Be-FILMS, RTBF

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Claude-Michel Rome

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Alexandra Vandernoot

Sandra Pantakidis

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Isabelle Vitari

Ariane Balestri

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Antoine Duléry

Arthur Balestri

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Gérard Dubouche

Max Colonna

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Alexis Loret

Emmanuel Goetz

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Jean-Jérôme Esposito

Gilles Serva

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Avy Marciano

Frédéric Morand

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Coline D'Inca

Solenne Marchando

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David Kammenos

Yann Tesla

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Nicolas Dromard

Philippe Leclère

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Bonnafet Tarbouriech

Jean-Louis Marchando

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