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The Accomplices
Returning from a romantic getaway, a CEO and his mistress do not see a bus, which, to avoid them, swerves and flips over. The couple does not stop, and silently continues on their way. The accident claims many victims, mostly children. A car was seen nearby.
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Returning from a romantic getaway, a CEO and his mistress do not see a bus, which, to avoid them, swerves and flips over. The couple does not stop, and silently continues on their way. The accident claims many victims, mostly children. A car was seen nearby.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Christian Vincent
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:France 3 Cinéma, Albertine Productions, Pictanovo
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