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Sentinelle (2023)
François Sentinelle has two lives. By day, he is the most famous cop of Réunion Island, known for his tough methods and flowery shirts, pursuing criminals in his famous yellow defender. But the rest of the time, Sentinelle is also a charming singer.
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François Sentinelle has two lives. By day, he is the most famous cop of Réunion Island, known for his tough methods and flowery shirts, pursuing criminals in his famous yellow defender. But the rest of the time, Sentinelle is also a charming singer.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Written By:David Caviglioli, Hugo Benamozig
In Theaters:9/8/2023
Box Office:
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:22H22, Les films entre 2 et 4
Cast
David Caviglioli, Hugo Benamozig
Director
Jonathan Cohen
François Sentinelle
Raphaël Quenard
Rémi Morisset
Emmanuelle Bercot
Florence Cazeaux-Rocher
Gustave Kervern
Valéry Rocher
Ramzy Bedia
Frédo
Laurent Evuort
Sorcier
Ken Eind
Gilles Hoarau
Joseph Woerlen
Rayanne
Matthieu Virginius
Jonas Terrence / Cascadeur
Dimitri Virginius
Freddy Terrence / Cascadeur
Carlitto Benzini
Stillian
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