Le Grand Procès de Macron

Dec 1, 2019

2h 30m

★ 8.0

Overview

Genres

Documentary

History

Comedy

Production Companies

Les Mutins de Pangée

Là-bas si j'y suis

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Cast

ancien inspecteur du travail, syndicaliste, fondateur de la GDS

Gérard Filoche

membre des femmes « Gilets Jaunes » d’île-de-France

Franciella Paturot

historienne des révolutions

Mathilde Larrère

factrice dans les Hauts-de-Seine, en grève depuis plus de 400 j

Roselyne Rouger

Bernard Arnault

François Ruffin

économiste, porte-parole d’Attac

Aurélie Trouvé

activiste climat, « décrocheuse » de portraits présidentiels

Marion Esnault

avocat de victimes de violences policières

Arié Alimi

journaliste à Là-bas si j’y suis

Taha Bouhafs

avocat

Juan Branco

avocate

Raquel Garrido

humoriste et expert psychiatre

Didier Porte

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