29 June 1956 59 mins
The corpse of a man is discovered in Bercy. The murderer, his wife, acted out of fear of sexual diseases that her husband had contracted with a prostitute.
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Daniel White Music
Georges Jaffé Director
Guy Suzuki Director of Photography
Nathalie Petit-Roux Editor
Adolphe de Falgairolle Novel
Michel Rapilly Screenplay
Michel Rapilly Executive Producer
Christiane Mouton Art Direction
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France 29 June 1956
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