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No Time for Justice is a french film of genre Drama with Philippe Léotard
No Time for Justice (1990)
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Synopsis
Un petit chef d'entreprise commet un hold-up et est condamné à huit ans de réclusion criminelle. Il devient un matricule. Il se retrouve dans l'univers terrifiant du milieu carcéral où l'homme n'est pas traité en homme, fatalement il devient une bête ou un voyou.Actors
Philippe Léotard
(Auclair)
Bernard Fresson
(The Godfather)
Michel Galabru
(The investigating judge)
Leny Escudero
(Rispal)
Claude Brosset
(The director of QHS)
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