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The Front is a american film of genre Drama directed by Tom McLoughlin released in USA on 17 april 2010 with Andie MacDowell
The Front (2010)
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Add to a movie listTrompe-l'œil (The Front) est un téléfilm américain réalisé par Tom McLoughlin, diffusé le 17 avril 2010 sur Lifetime. C'est la suite du téléfilm Patricia Cornwell : Tolérance zéro (At Risk).
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Dans la banlieue de Boston, un inspecteur est chargé par un procureur de rouvrir une vieille affaire de meurtre, ce qui met sa vie en danger.Actors
Andie MacDowell
(Monique Lamont)
Daniel Sunjata
(Win Garano)
Ashley Williams
(Stump)
Joe Grifasi
(Mr. Zeffirelli)
Dane DeHaan
(Cal Tradd)
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