Captain Eloïse Gentil, of Caen police, hasn't been on speaking terms with her father Robert, an expert on WWII, for twenty years. But the two are brought together to investigate the death of James Crawley, a 91 year-old former GI, found tied to a pole and in his uniform, apparently executed "as an example".
Claude-Michel Rome
Director
Claire Borotra
Eloise Gentil
Claire Chazal
Evelyne Leroy-Vidal
Jean-François Balmer
Jacques Marechal
Michel Jonasz
Robert Gentil
Pierre Deny
Pierre-Yves Kerdal
Frédéric Amico
Loïc Jourdan
Élizabeth Macocco
Louise Kieffer
Damien Leconte
Eric Largier
Coralie Audret
Gwenaelle Leroy-Vidal
Sylviane Goudal
Anne Maréchal
James Gerard
Matt Richardson
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