09 Mar 2023
Quand la Seine débordera
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Top Billed Cast
Julien Bocher Narrator (voice)
Nicolas Joseph Self - Sewer basic service
Raphaël Morera Self - Historian, CNRS
Konstantinos Chatzis Self - Historian, Gustave Eiffel University
Christophe Dalloz Self - Water and sanitation services manager
Thierry Guffroy Self - Instructor
Guillaume Picon Self - Historian
Éric Pfliegersdoerfer Self - Institutional and internation relations, Eau de Paris
Nordine Ikhlef Self - Operation supervisor, Eau de Paris
David Petit Self - Water resource and production manager
Frédéric Rocher Self - Security manager, Eau de Paris
Richard Horaist Self - Manager of the integrated control center, Eau de Paris
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