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Pointe Noire
Cajun filmmaker Louis Leger and attorney Dolores Arceneaux join forces in the Cajun prairie community of Pointe Noire in an effort to save the life of Joel Richard, a falsely accused Cajun man on Louisiana's Death Row.
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Cajun filmmaker Louis Leger and attorney Dolores Arceneaux join forces in the Cajun prairie community of Pointe Noire in an effort to save the life of Joel Richard, a falsely accused Cajun man on Louisiana's Death Row.
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Written By:Pat Mire, Rebecca Hudsmith
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Pointe Noire Productions
Cast
Pat Mire
Director
Roy Dupuis
Louis Leger
Myriam Cyr
Dolores Arceneaux
Yamée Couture
Sylvie Arceneaux
Michael Bienvenu
Joel Richard
Katryn Schmidt
Beatrice Richard
Gage Garcia
Zach Richard
Victor Hollingsworth
Judge Felix Arceneaux
Dale Pierrottie
Dugas
Carmen Nicholson
Mom Touchet
Hoyt Richards
André Arceneaux
Shannon Murray
Fanny Arceneaux
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