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Murder In La Rochefoucauld
During the annual party in the château of a wealthy French family, a murder is committed. The small neighboring town is thrown into disorder, suddenly plunged back into the old relationship of master and serfs.
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During the annual party in the château of a wealthy French family, a murder is committed. The small neighboring town is thrown into disorder, suddenly plunged back into the old relationship of master and serfs.
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Genre:Crime, TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Laurent Mondy
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Authentic Prod
Cast
Claire de la Rochefoucauld
Director
Anny Duperey
Duchesse Hélène de l'Essile
Hélène Seuzaret
Louise de Breuil
Myriam Bourguignon
Lieutenant Sarah Slimani
Jean-Claude Dauphin
Duc Thibaut de l'Essile
Nadia Fossier
Dr Sophie Daney
Stéphan Wojtowicz
Daniel Nérac
Dominique Frot
Jacqueline Daney
Jean-Charles Chagachbanian
Commandant Alex Meurisse
Chantal Ravalec
Sylvie de Breuil
Marina Moncade
Rose Manzor
Jean-Baptiste Sagory
Joachim Manzor
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