Crims per la memòria

In Paris, on October 17, 1961, in the middle of the Algerian war, Roger Thiraud, a history teacher, was shot dead during a peaceful demonstration convened by the FLN to protest the curfew. Twenty years later, the provincial inspector Cadin investigates in Toulouse the death of Bernard Thiraud, son of the professor and historian, who investigates the death sentence that a collaborationist court had dictated against Charles de Gaulle. The police investigation will force him to take a trip to that fateful day of 1961, and will take him even further, because the official story is never the real story.