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Murders In Sarlat

2017, French. Directed by Delphine Lemoine.

Murder In Sarlat

A female police commander from the city and a male gendarme captain from the sticks join forces to solve the murder of Vincent who was found dead at the Sarlat castle ruins. Vincent just happens to be the son of the richest local businessman! The the two cops investigating once had a fling togther at a music festival.The murder investigation is the first time they've seen each other since.

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1h 32m
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Released
7 May 2017
Original title
Meurtres à Sarlat
policeinvestigationbordeaux, francemurderrural

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Murders In Sarlat (2017) was directed by Delphine Lemoine and stars Cécile Bois, Thierry Godard, Christopher Buchholz.

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