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State Affairs (Une affaire d'état) is a 2009 French political thriller directed by Eric Valette ("Braquo"). A plane carrying weapons exploding above the Guinean Gulf. At the same time thousands of miles away in the Paris underground garage is murdered model. What connects these events? The investigation of this murder is in charge a young inspector, woman of African origin. With his unconventional working style is embarking untwisting threads of power leading to the highest levels of French politics and business. Starring Rachida Brakni, André Dussollier and Thierry Frémont.
The following weapons can be seen in State Affairs (Une affaire d'état):
SIG-Sauer P229
French policemen include inspector Nora Chahyd (Rachida Brakni) carry a SIG-Sauer P239 pistol.
Glock 19
Nora´s colleague Christophe Bonfils (Gérald Laroche) and also Michel Fernandez (Thierry Frémont), a former agent of intelligence services, are seen with a Glock 19s.
Beretta 92FS
Mado´s bodyguard Maurizio (Eric Savin) is armed with a Beretta 92FS pistol.
Unidentified revolver
Government commissioner for African affairs Victor Bornand (André Dussollier) has in drawer of his desk an unidentified revolver.
Unidentified assault rifle
Michel Fernandez (Thierry Frémont) is equipped also by unidentified assault rifle with optical sight.
Short barreled Side by Side Shotgun (Sawed of)
The bald hitman (Hervé P. Gustave) on station uses a Sawed of shotgun.
