Top billed cast
- Pierre GoeldlinBiologist
- Stéphane CottetArchitect
- Roger HartmannDirector of the fondation Claire Magnin
- Georges GillièronEcologist
- Sylvia Capuanaresident
- Harald KammerFormer Director Béard
- Claude PaillexFormer Chief of fire services of Clarens
- Marylise PaillexClaude Paillex's Wife
- Roland PaillexClaude Paillex's Grandson
- Théo ChoffatClaude Paillex's Grandson
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