Marie Parisot

June 1944. Europe is torn apart by war, and preparations are underway for the Normandy landings. Denis Porte continues his daily work with dedication at a British military base... which is fake. His mission: to move fake soldiers around every day and thus deceive the enemy. In the Porte family, there is a tendency for fathers and sons to die as heroes for France. So there is no question of Porte taking the slightest risk for his mother. Looking after a fake base is the most she will tolerate for her son. But after meeting Sami, an Algerian doctor who dreams of meeting De Gaulle, they decide during a drunken evening to take part. They set off bravely (and with quite a few drinks under their belts). Except that they don't have the right date or the right place. Add to that a hero who doesn't want to expose himself to danger. On D-Day, or almost...

A psychiatrist living in seclusion in a mansion in Champagne-Ardenne is torn between caring for his patients, his work as a profiler for the police, and a past he is trying to hide.

At the SRPJ in Lyon, the reserved Captain Victor Farthouat and the fiery Commander Myriam Kerrouche—who cannot stand each other—form the region's most effective duo. While investigating the suspicious death of a young dentist, Victor and Myriam discover that their children are a couple. Although initially stunned, they resolve to keep their private and professional lives strictly separate and, above all, not to let personal feelings spill over into their work. But the fragile balance underpinning their partnership is about to be disrupted...