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The ben barka affair
Moroccan politician Mehdi Ben Barka arrives in Paris to prepare for the Tricontinental Conference where he is accosted by the police and taken into custody, never to be seen again.
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Moroccan politician Mehdi Ben Barka arrives in Paris to prepare for the Tricontinental Conference where he is accosted by the police and taken into custody, never to be seen again.
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Genre:History
Written By:Jacques Lahib, Philippe Madral
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:France 2, Scarlett Production
Cast
Jean-Pierre Sinapi
Director
Atmen Kelif
Mehdi Ben Barka
Simon Abkarian
le général Oufkir, ministre marocain de l'intérieur
Olivier Gourmet
Antoine Lopez, « Savonnette », chef d'escale à Orly et agent du SDECE
Hippolyte Girardot
Georges Figon, voyou au cœur du complot, ami du réalisateur Georges Franju
Jean-François Stévenin
le commissaire divisionnaire Bouvier
Antoine Duléry
le colonel Leroy-Finville, chef du « Service 7 » du SDECE et supérieur de Lopez
Bernard Le Coq
Maurice Papon, le préfet de police de Paris
Grégori Derangère
Philippe Bernier, journaliste « ami » de Ben Barka
Arnaud Giovaninetti
« Chtouki »
Jean-Michel Dupuis
Jean Caille, le commissaire des Renseignements Généraux
Abdelhafid Metalsi
le commandant Dlimi, chef de la sûreté marocaine
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