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Murder in Le Havre
A mummified corpse has been found by workers who were knocking down a wall. Ariane Sallès and Gaspard Lesage are in charge of the investigation.
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A mummified corpse has been found by workers who were knocking down a wall. Ariane Sallès and Gaspard Lesage are in charge of the investigation.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Sylvain Saada, Mélina Jochum
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:France•3, Scarlett Production, Be-FILMS, France Télévisions, TV5 Monde, RTS, 13e Rue, CNC, Région Normandie
Cast
Thierry Binisti
Director
Barbara Cabrita
Arianne Sales
Frédéric Diefenthal
Gaspard Lesage
Nicolas Marié
Richard Valetti
Gilles Cohen
Maxime Cartier
Antoine Duléry
Guy Rohan
Alexis Loret
Mathias Rohan / William Turner
Sarah-Jane Sauvegrain
Gaëlle Madec
Anne Loiret
Hélène Derain
Corinne Belet
Laurence Kremer
Sophie Lepionnier
Nathalie Lesage
Aure Rodenbour
Pauline Besson
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