Matignon, mission impossible ? Trailer (2025)
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François Bayrou as Self
Jean-Louis Bourlanges as Self
Brice Teinturier as Self
Pierre Moscovici as Self
Crystal Lesser as Self
Georges-Marc Benamou Producer
Thomas Johnson Director
Michèle Cotta Writer
Patrice Duhamel Writer
Laurent Fénart Director of Photography
France 08 September 2025
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