Au coeur des services secrets de l'Etat islamique

Cast

Matthieu Suc

as Journaliste Mediapart

Wassim Nasr

as Journaliste France 24

Hervé Letoqueux

as Ancien assistant spécialisé

François Molins

as Ancien procureur de la République de Paris

Yves Trotignon

as Ancien cadre du Ministère des Armées

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