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Blind Spot is a french film of genre Drama directed by Pierre Trividic with Jean-Christophe Folly
Blind Spot (2019)
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Add to a movie listL'Angle mort est un film français écrit et réalisé par Patrick Mario Bernard et Pierre Trividic, sorti en 2019.
Synopsis
Dominick Brassan a le pouvoir de se rendre invisible, jusqu'au jour où il perd son pouvoir.Actors
Jean-Christophe Folly
(Dominick Brassan)
Isabelle Carré
(Viveka Behring)
Golshifteh Farahani
(Elham)
Claudia Tagbo
(Cynthia Brassan)
Elliot Jenicot
(Charbonell)
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