Classée sans suite
Crime
Overview
Two years away from retirement, a seasoned police officer chose Miquelon-Langlade as his final posting. But upon his arrival, he is confronted with a deep mystery that he will use all his professional skills to avoid solving.
Top Cast
Patrick Viret
Patrick Viret
Paul
Patrick Viret
Paul
Anne-Marie Llorca
Anne-Marie Llorca
Kathy
Anne-Marie Llorca
Kathy
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