

Loana : Destin tragique d'une icône brisée
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Top Cast

Loana Petrucciani
Self : Loft Story 1's Winner (archive footage)
Violette Petrucciani
Self : Loana Petrucciani's Mother

Laurent Amar
Self : Loana's Best Friend & Jet-setter

Eryl Prayer
Self : Loana's Best Friend & Elvis Presley's Lookalike

Tony Gomez
Self : Businessman

Amaury Bucco
Self : Journalist

Jordan Guisnel
Self : Chronicer & TV-Presenter

Martin Regley
Self : Journalist

Cédric Rémia
Self : Journalist
Marcelle Bangweni
Self : Coffee Manager
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