Paris by Night of the Living Dead

Newlyweds will have to survive in a post-apocalyptic Paris infested with zombies. The love does triumph over death?

Cast

Karina Testa

as La marié

David Saracino

as Le marié

Dominique Bettenfeld

as Le prêtre

Olivier Bach

as Zombie

Christophe Lemaire

as Zombie

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