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Murder in Bastia
The body of a shady businessman is found on the jetty in the port of Toga, in Bastia. The investigation, Commander Gabrielle Monti's first since returning to the country, begins on a tightrope between the past and the present.
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The body of a shady businessman is found on the jetty in the port of Toga, in Bastia. The investigation, Commander Gabrielle Monti's first since returning to the country, begins on a tightrope between the past and the present.
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Genre:Mystery, Crime, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Elena Piacentini, Catherine Touzet
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:France Télévisions, Albertine Productions
Cast
Stéphanie Murat
Director
Amira Casar
Gabrielle Monti
Richard Bohringer
Xavier Monti
Philippe Corticchiato
Jo Cardi
Jean-Emmanuel Pagni
Daniel Aubert
Florence Thomassin
Claire Siabelli
Alain Fromager
Jean-Marie Bolzi
Alysson Paradis
Livia Santucci
Yoni Nahum
Ange
Véronique Volta
Marie Lambert
Jean-Philippe Ricci
Marco Siabelli
Violaine Nouveau
Sophie Desprès
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