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Secret Documents is a french film of genre Drama directed by Léo Joannon with Marie Déa
Secret Documents (1945)
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Une aventure entre espions rivaux à propos de documents concernant le procédé pour extraire un carburant de l'eau de mer. Une histoire d'amour qui menace de tourner tragiquement, puisque la jeune femme embrigadée par force dans le réseau du docteur Morenius s'éprend de son rival avant de revenir, triomphante, vers son fiancé.Actors
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