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Abus de faiblesse

A stroke-afflicted filmmaker is manipulated by a notorious con man.

Starring:

Isabelle Huppert, Kool Shen, Laurence Ursino, Christophe Sermet, Ronald Leclercq, Fred Lebelge, Tristan Schotte, Daphné Baiwir, Dimitri Tomsej, Nicolas Steil, Jean-François Lepetit, Marc De Bodin De Galembert, Patrick Van Ackere, François Stockmans, Valérie Chavet

Genre:

Drama

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