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Tchéky Karyo - Serge Suttel
Daniel Duval - Christo
Lionnel Astier - Dany
Dimitri Storoge - young "Momon" Vidal
Patrick Catalifo - Kommissar Max Brauner
François Levantal - Joan Chavez
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