
Murder in Provence
Thriller · Crime · Drama
Overview
A crucified body is the start of an investigation of two sisters, a police and a Nostradamus expert, and better they hurry up because the first assassination will not be the last.
Top Cast


Astrid Veillon
Astrid Veillon
Anne Giudicelli
Astrid Veillon
Anne Giudicelli


Isabelle Vitari
Isabelle Vitari
Pauline Dorval
Isabelle Vitari
Pauline Dorval


Andréa Ferréol
Andréa Ferréol
Eléonore Dorval
Andréa Ferréol
Eléonore Dorval


Christophe Rouzaud
Christophe Rouzaud
Gilles Audiberg
Christophe Rouzaud
Gilles Audiberg


Jérémie Covillault
Jérémie Covillault
Hugo Marciano
Jérémie Covillault
Hugo Marciano


François Feroleto
François Feroleto
Marc Lavander
François Feroleto
Marc Lavander


Renaud Leymans
Renaud Leymans
Laurent Dorval
Renaud Leymans
Laurent Dorval
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