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The Sunrise File
The Sunrise File is a geopolitical thriller in which a Mossad agent seeks to determine the fate of former Nazi executioners. The film takes us on a breathtaking tale of espionage from the end of the Second World War to the trial of Klaus Barbie, between Paris, Berlin, La Paz and Tel Aviv.
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The Sunrise File is a geopolitical thriller in which a Mossad agent seeks to determine the fate of former Nazi executioners. The film takes us on a breathtaking tale of espionage from the end of the Second World War to the trial of Klaus Barbie, between Paris, Berlin, La Paz and Tel Aviv.
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Genre:Animation, Thriller
Written By:Alexis Bloom, Ido Fluk, Rupert Wyatt, Alexandre Reverend
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Superprod Animation, Melusine Productions, France 3 Cinéma
Cast
Rupert Wyatt, Emilie Phuong
Director
Brian Cox
Oded Ailam (voice)
Diane Kruger
Beate Klarsfeld (voice)
Yvan Attal
Serge Klarsfeld (voice)
Géza Röhrig
Zadok (voice)
Évelyne Grandjean
Mrs Benguigui (voice)
Werner Kolk
Klaus Barbie (voice) / Lischka (voice)
Juliette Aver
Lisa (voice)
Trish Kessler
Neehman (voice)
Olivier Raynal
Ephraim (voice)
Martial Le Minoux
Eli (voice)
Rudi-James Jephcott
Marco (voice)
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