My Son's Murderer Will Die Tonight Trailer

My Son's Murderer Will Die Tonight Trailer (2014)

07 January 2014 Drama, TV Movie 90 mins

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Cast

Jean-Paul Rouve

as Philippe Tessier

Sami Bouajila

as Antoine Harfouche

Audrey Lamy

as Christine Tessier

Anne Marivin

as Sylvie Harfouche

Paolo Mollica

as Victor Harfouche

Themis Pauwels

as Rose Harfouche

Juliette Grégoire

as Alice Tessier

Elsa Houben

as Lucie Tessier

Eddie Chignara

as Commander Peyrot

Kevin Garnichat

as Lieutenant Favier

Valérie Kéruzoré

as Irène Arbault

Jonathan Kerr

as Stéphane Dufoix

Bob Martet

as Claude Demay

Françoise Pinkwasser

as School principal

Florence Muller

as Simone Smadja, psychotherapist

Guillaume Marquet

as Doctor Arguel

Crew

Christian Abomnes

Christian Abomnes Director of Photography

Sabrina Bernard

Sabrina Bernard Key Makeup Artist

Karina Gruais

Karina Gruais Key Makeup Artist

Véronique Marchat

Véronique Marchat Delegated Producer

Armand Amar

Original Music Composer

Jean-Jacques Gernolle

Jean-Jacques Gernolle Production Design

Sylvie Laskar

Sylvie Laskar Costume Design

International Releases Dates

Belgium 07 January 2014

Spain 01 November 2015

France 25 April 2026

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