Serge Livrozet

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Serge Livrozet is a French writer and ex-convict, who was born in 1939 in Toulon, France. He is well known for his work advocating against solitary confinement and the death penalty.^[1] He also acts, playing the affable criminal Jean-Michel in the 2001 film Time Out (in French: L'Emploi du temps) among other roles.

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• Serge Livrozet at IMDb

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