TV SeriesInnocente
2016 · France 3 · Ended · 50 min
Roxane Delage, a professor of archaeology in Marseille, wakes up naked and hurt beside the corpse of a murdered man in the living room of the house where she went to verify an artifact. Panic-stricken, she covers her tracks and flees. A few hours later, officers Combas and Maupin arrest her for murder.
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