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The kidnapping of an industrial tycoon leads to disturbing revelations about his company -- and an online "trial" to decide his fate.
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Cast
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| Lucas Van den Eynde | ... | Louis de Nantier | |
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Thomas Demarez | ... | Tom Leroy |
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Judith Hontoir | ... | Petite-fille de Nantier |
| Vincent Doms | ... | Théophile de Nantier | |
| Patrick Ridremont | ... | Samuel Leroy | |
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Oscar Soldati | ... | Bébé Oscar Leroy |
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Raphaël Collin | ... | Bébé Oscar Leroy |
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Simon Caudry | ... | Robin Leroy |
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Roda Fawaz | ... | Nassim Khaoulani |
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Nola Tilman | ... | Emmy Leroy |
| Constance Gay | ... | Billie Vebber | |
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Hélène Theunissen | ... | Hélène Janssens |
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Catherine Conet | ... | Louise Beuls |
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Simon André | ... | Jean-François Pereman |
| Tom Audenaert | ... | Bob Franck | |
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The kidnapping of an industrial tycoon leads to disturbing revelations about his company -- and an online "trial" to decide his fate.
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BelgiumLanguage:
FrenchRelease Date:
2 December 2017 (Belgium) See more »Company Credits
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Left Field Ventures, Radio Télévision Belge Francophone (RTBF), Fond Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - RTBF pour les séries belges See more »
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I once talked to a police officer. In fifteen years on the job he had discharged his weapon once and had been shot at once. He said that was enough for a lifetime. The scenes in this episode are so real. No bluster. No careless heroics. It's about a rich man whose environmental failings have caused the deaths of many people. It's a pretty well done episode with a very real conclusion.