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The Chameleon Slayer
Pattern never changes. She finds lonely, anonymous, almost invisible women doing menial jobs, becomes their friend and confidante and then kills them and takes their identity, their job and their apartment. Police investigator Judith Corel serves as bait in an attempt to trap the chameleon killer.
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Pattern never changes. She finds lonely, anonymous, almost invisible women doing menial jobs, becomes their friend and confidante and then kills them and takes their identity, their job and their apartment. Police investigator Judith Corel serves as bait in an attempt to trap the chameleon killer.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, TV Movie
Written By:Sylvain Saada
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Passionfilms, Mercredi Films, SERIAL Producteurs
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