J’ai tué Clémence Acéra (2001) - film review

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J’ai tué Clémence Acéra is a French-German film first released in 2001, directed by Jean-Luc Gaget. The film stars Gérald Laroche, Catherine Mouchet, Sacha Bourdo, Pia Baresch and Samir Guesmi. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Jean-Luc Gaget
Script: Stephen Dixon, Jean-Luc Gaget
Photo: Bruno Privat
Music: Gérard Torikian
Cast: Gérald Laroche (Paul Alimi), Catherine Mouchet (Inspector Woland), Sacha Bourdo (Inspector Michkine), Pia Baresch (The amnesic girl), Samir Guesmi (Louis Ben Saïd, Clémence’s lover), Zinedine Soualem (Jimmy, the grocer), Estelle Larrivaz (Betty’s Club girl), Camille Japy (Morgue employee), Cécile Richard (Johane, Paul’s sister), Alexander Scheer (The hobo), Yves Verhoeven (Yves, Paul’s brother-in-law), Frédéric Gélard (Barman with red horns), Christophe Grundmann (Antoine, the neighbor), Isabelle Meyer (Nurse), Roger Gaullot (Racetrack colleague)
Country: France / Germany
Language: French
Runtime: 95 min

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