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Meyer is identified as the company psychologist and conducts an impromptu test to demonstrate Perrin's extraordinary bad luck.
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Meyer's plan sends Perrin into the investigation, and Perrin's chain of misfortunes helps lead the search team to Juan Arbal.
Meyer argues for one final search after the missing girl is presumed dead, leading to the decision to send Perrin over the jungle.
Perrin and the detective track Juan Arbal down, but Juan is shot dead by his own gang before he can reveal information.
The investigation identifies Juan Arbal as Marie Bens's kidnapper, and a plane is said to have transported her toward a hideout.
Perrin is assigned to investigate Marie Bens's disappearance and follows a chain of accidental clues toward her.
A desperate search succeeds because François Perrin's extraordinary bad luck repeatedly turns disasters into accidental clues.
Directed by Francis Veber
La Chèvre (1981) · 7.1/10 · adventure, comedy, crime
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