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The Berken Case
Naval Officer Berken faces a wall of resistance as she investigates the murder of a soldier.
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Naval Officer Berken faces a wall of resistance as she investigates the murder of a soldier.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Alexandra Deman, Laurence Katrian
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Studio:Troisième Œil Productions, Troisième Oeil Story, France Télévisions, Be-FILMS, RTBF
Cast
Laurence Katrian
Director
Audrey Fleurot
Odessa Berken
Philippe Lefebvre
Samuel Delaunay
Maryne Bertieaux
Axelle Deschamps
Cyril Descours
Nathan Berken
Charles Clément
Frédéric Le Gall
Dimitri Storoge
Simon Rodic
Diouc Koma
Xavier Zuma
Samia Sassi
Claire Molina
Zacharie Chasseriaud
Guillaume Pontoise
Antojo
Hervé Lebel
Laurent Spielvogel
Amiral Bodrillan
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