Top Cast
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Bastien Bouillon
Robert Badinter
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Georgia Scalliet
Elisabeth Badinter
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Raphaël Thiéry
Roger Bontems
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Xavier Beauvois
General Attorney
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Emmanuel Salinger
Hearing officer
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Hippolyte Girardot
François Mitterand
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David Ayala
Robert Bocquillon
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Cédric Appietto
Claude Buffet
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Quentin Dolmaire
Overview
Biopic about the famous French lawyer and politician, Robert Badinter.
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