Too Close to the Sun
A magistrate investigating a fraud case discovers the woman is the biological mother of her adopted child. Instead of recusing herself, the magistrate pursues the case further.
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A magistrate investigating a fraud case discovers the woman is the biological mother of her adopted child. Instead of recusing herself, the magistrate pursues the case further.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:François Dupeyron, Yves Angelo, Gilles Legrand
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Epithète Films
Cast
Yves Angelo
Director
Sylvie Testud
Sophie Picard
Grégory Gadebois
Olivier Poncet
Mathilde Bisson
Juliette Larrain
Zacharie Chasseriaud
Léo
John Arnold
Pierre
Pascal Ternisien
L'accusé
Thomas Doret
Le fils de l'accusé
Rodolphe Congé
Ami dîner
Florence Janas
Amie dîner
Stéphane Colombe
Avocat Juliette
Elodie Van Wormhoudt
Professeur Léo / Femme de Pierre
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