The young Ali, a second year law student, gets caught up in a student demonstration. The situation escalates, a cop is injured and witnesses designate Ali, of Arabic origin, as guilty.
Roger Hanin
Director
Michel Piccoli
L'avocat
Hammou Graïa
Ali-François Caillou
Nadia Samir
Leila
Claude Piéplu
Monsieur Fiore
Saïd Amadis
Pierre Asseraf
Le professeur des écoles
Marie-Mag Blanc
La première femme juge
Stéphane Bonnet
Le témoin #1
Jacques Boudart
Le brigadier Dubosc
Michel Chalmeau
Le geôlier
Jean-Claude de Goros
Le président du tribunal
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