The origin of violence
With Richard Berry, Stanley Weber, César Chouraqui
Synopsis:
During a trip to Germany, a young teacher, Nathan Fabre, discovers at the concentration camp of Buchenwald the photograph of an inmate whose resemblance with his own father, Adrien, amazes him.
Back in France, the memory of this photograph continues to obsess him. Faced with his father’s silence, he then decides to look into the history of his own family. The secrets he discovers there upset his existence.
At the end of his quest, Nathan will understand that the past, even buried in the deepest memories, always ends up resurfacing...
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A few words from Elie Chouraqui:
The origin of violence