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Las Vegas Thérapie

Fr. 2027. Comedy by Sarah Kaminsky with Laure Calamy, Jérôme Commandeur, Jérémie Renier. In Las Vegas, a Frenchman who has become a wedding planner and his Quebec-born business partner welcome a couple hoping to rekindle their romance.

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En terre sauvage

Fr. 2021. Crime drama by Olivier Langlois with Samuel Le Bihan, Lionnel Astier, Juliette Plumecocq-Mech. In the Hautes-Alpes region, a rural police officer investigates the murder of a man who lived on a wildlife reserve with several scientists.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Couvre-feu

Fr. 2017. Thriller by Harry Cleven with Marie Denarnaud, Robin Renucci, Armelle Deutsch. In a nursing home cut off by a storm, a woman in recovery suspects her doctor husband of murdering a neighbour.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Les Amants du levant

Fr. 2016. Crime drama by Olivier Langlois with Samuel Le Bihan, Lionnel Astier, Mikaël Fitoussi. While investigating a suspicious double suicide, a police officer uncovers a human trafficking network between France and Italy.

Runtime: 88 min.

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Comme un oiseau sans ailes

Fr. 2015. Crime drama by Olivier Langlois with Samuel Le Bihan, Lionnel Astier, Louise Szpindel. In the hinterland of Provence, a police officer investigates a suicide during a bungee jump that may have been intentionally provoked.

Runtime: 88 min.

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La Traque

Fr. 2014. Crime drama by Pierre Isoard with Samuel Le Bihan, Lionnel Astier, Louise Szpindel. While organizing a wolf hunt, a policeman discovers that another murderous hunt, involving teenagers, is taking place in the mountains.

Runtime: 89 min.

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La Mort et la belle vie

Fr. 2013. Crime drama by Pierre Isoard with Samuel Le Bihan, Lionnel Astier, Louise Szpindel. Established in the Southern Alps for greater tranquillity, a former star policeman from Marseilles is brought in to investigate a series of murders.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Azad

Fr. 2010. by Nicolas Tackian with Virgile Bramly.