Josiane, la passion de l'autre

Top 10 Billed Cast

Josiane André
Josiane André

Doctor and medair co-founder

Nicolas Abd el Nour
Nicolas Abd el Nour

Pharmacist

Nelly Awaradji Nehme
Nelly Awaradji Nehme

Orphanage collaborator

François Barras
François Barras

Swiss Ambassador to Lebanon

Anne - Christine Bataillard
Anne - Christine Bataillard

Josiane's sister

Nicolas Cuendet
Nicolas Cuendet

Lawyer specialising in humanitarian law

Sheryl Haw
Sheryl Haw

Micah Network

Anthony Khairallah
Anthony Khairallah

resident of Bhamdoun

Gabriel Khairallah
Gabriel Khairallah

Priest

Jean Martin
Jean Martin

Former cantonal doctor

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