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The Strange Adventures of Inspector Dulac, Part 8: The Mystery of the Lost Hortensia 

Inspector Leonard Dulac, once a world-famous detective, now washed up and broke, is hired by a rich old lady to find her missing cat; he gradually unearths a dark conspiracy behind the case, finding that it all leads back to his past.
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Inspector Leonard Dulac, once a world-famous detective, now washed up and broke, is hired by a rich old lady to find her missing cat; he gradually unearths a dark conspiracy behind the case, finding that it all leads back to his past.

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Written By:Orfeas Anastasiadis
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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