Les Disparus de Valenciennes Trailer

Les Disparus de Valenciennes Trailer (2018)

24 March 2018 Crime, TV Movie 101 mins

A man is found hanged after being brutally attacked. Two brothers, one a local cop, the other a military policeman, have to work together. Fifteen years earlier, their father was killed in a tragic accident that killed fourteen workers.

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Cast

Stéphane Freiss

as Yann Tortois

Arnaud Binard

as Mickaël Tortois

Virginie Lemoine

as Marianne Raguenelle

Brigitte Fossey

as Christiane Tortois

Linda Massoz

as Julie Monnier

Patrick Rocca

as Gérard Cuvelier

Kader Boukhanef

as Divisionnaire Helder

Nadia Fossier

as Aurélie Devlaminck

Chloé Berthier

as Sandra Tortois

Crew

François Liétout

Original Music Composer

Emmanuel Sorin

Emmanuel Sorin Production Design

Maximiliaan Dierickx

Maximiliaan Dierickx Director of Photography

Laetitia Bouix

Laetitia Bouix Costume Design

International Titles

Meurtres à Valenciennes Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 13 November 2025

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