President Ferrara
2004 · France 3 · Ended
Guillaume Ferrare, president of the Assize Court, has been living alone since the mysterious disappearance of his wife Marilyn. The police, favoring the thesis of suicide, quickly closed the case. Haunted by this disappearance and unable to resolve to mourn, the judge throws himself headlong into his work.
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