Jérôme Cusin

A faithful retelling of the 1942 "Vel' d'Hiv Roundup" and the events surrounding it.

Between imagination and reality, Jack will be confronted with his inner madness and discover the monster hiding in him... to the detriment of those around him.

Perhaps it is the story of Esther whose life seems to be subject to the amusement of a clicking rabbit, with a mouse on its paw? Or that of Corinne harassed by her libidinous boss? Or that of a young man who dreams daily that he is strangling a woman? What if everything was connected?

He is a nobleman, and she is a serf. They are not meant to be together. Perhaps this love story would have ended there, had it not been for the war. Napoleon invaded the Russian Empire, and that day changed the usual way of life and class prejudices. The world would never be the same again. War writes a new love story.

The linguistic ordeal of a Hungarian and a Finnish guy on an international flight in the European night.

He's a nobleman, and she's a peasant serf.… They weren't meant to be together. Perhaps this is how this love story would have ended if it hadn't been for the war. Napoleon invaded the borders of the Russian Empire, and this day changed the usual way of life and class prejudices. The world will never be the same again. War is writing a new love story.