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Rated 6.9 on TMDB

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Faits divers

This documentary follows the daily life of a section of the police station of the fifth "arrondissement" (district) of Paris.

Released: 1983
Runtime: 1h 48m
Genres: Documentary
Country: France
Language: French

Direction and writing

Raymond DepardonDirector

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