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Victoire, the first female law student admitted to the Sorbonne, is accused of murder. Helped by her professor, she's in a race against time to prove her innocence.
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Victoire, the first female law student admitted to the Sorbonne, is accused of murder. Helped by her professor, she's in a race against time to prove her innocence.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Elsa Marpeau
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Studio:Thalie Images, Noon, France Télévisions
Cast
Léa Fazer
Director
Mélanie Bernier
Victoire
Pascal Elbé
César Garbot
Thierry Frémont
Inspector Levallois
Guillaume Labbé
Arthur Marcellin
Thomas Coumans
François
Valérie Dashwood
Mme Joseph
Didier Vinson
Augustin Missonnier
Yves Pignot
Doyen Charles Henri Rebatteux
Pierre Deny
Émile Marcellin
Nadine Marcovici
Mme Vauquer
Vincent Nemeth
Collègue Garbot
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