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Towards Zero
Inviting the ex-wife to a family reunion when the none-too-secure new wife will be there hardly seems to be a recipe for success, and true to form, bodies have begun to stack up by the end of this cinematic update of a classic Agatha Christie tale. Luckily for the extended clan gathered at a sumptuous waterfront estate in Northern France, Inspector Martin Bataille is on hand to find out not only "who done it" but why.
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Inviting the ex-wife to a family reunion when the none-too-secure new wife will be there hardly seems to be a recipe for success, and true to form, bodies have begun to stack up by the end of this cinematic update of a classic Agatha Christie tale. Luckily for the extended clan gathered at a sumptuous waterfront estate in Northern France, Inspector Martin Bataille is on hand to find out not only "who done it" but why.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:François Caviglioli, Roland Duval, Clémence de Biéville, Nathalie Lafaurie
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Les Films Français
Cast
Pascal Thomas
Director
François Morel
Le commissaire Martin Bataille
Danielle Darrieux
Camilla Tressilian
Melvil Poupaud
Guillaume Neuville
Laura Smet
Caroline Neuville
Chiara Mastroianni
Aude Neuville
Alessandra Martines
Marie-Adeline
Jacques Sereys
Me Charles Trevoz
Héloïse Wagner
Clément Thomas
Hervé Pierre
Paul Minthe
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