Madeleine

A girl is invited to a TV show to explain why she has murdered 239 people.

Cast

Aino Sirje

as Madeleine

Albert Martínez Artiaga

as Father / Interviewer / Interviewed

Reina Luna Fablet

as Young Madeleine

Azret Kumykov

as Man

Laia Espígol

as Female Corpse 1

Toni O. Prats

as Male Corpse 1

Albert Privat

as Male Corpse 2

Carla Coll

as Female Corpse 2

Jordi Pasqual

as Male Corpse 3

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