31 Mar 2011
Bokassa Ier, empereur de Françafrique
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Top Billed Cast
Damien Boisseau Narrator (voice)
Laurent Cavrois Self - President of LISEA from 2014 to 2017
Gilles Godard Self - Project director of COSEA from 2014 to 201
Bertrand Lemoine Self - Engineer, architect and historian
Stéphane Carrer Self - Construction director of the Dordogne viaduct
Romain Nicolas Self - Technical director at Dodin Campenon Bernard
Olivier Gouin Self - Industrial director at MESEA
Christophe Pélissié du Rausas Development director at Vinci
Nicolas Notebaert Self - Managing director of Vinci Concessions
Hubert Bonin Self - Historian
Anne-Laure Téchené Self - Project director at SNCF Gares & Connexions
Gérald Bassez Self - Civil engineering expert at MESEA
Caroline Demilcamps Self - Environmental manager at LISEA
Hervé Le Caignec Self - President of LISEA
Christophe Berger Self - Project director at SNCF Gares & Connexions
Jean-Bruno Delrue Self - President of MESEA
Mathieu Cailleteau Self - Track and catenary maintenance team leader
Delphine Rodrigues da Silva Self - Assistant track and catenary maintenance team leader
Gilbert Maurel Self - Assistant director of the Villognon maintenance base
Nicolas Quatremère Self - Operations Manager at SNCF Réseau
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