Anne Dupraz, respected prosecutor, is in police custody. While she admits her guilt, she seems unable to explain her act. Carla Meier, recently arrived in Geneva, is called in to investigate. Why is Anne willing to sacrifice her career and her freedom? Can Carla unravel the threads of the past? From Walter Presents, in French with English subtitles.
Prosecutor Anne Dupraz has admitted shooting a man and leaving him hovering between life and death--with no explanation. Can a motive be found in Anne’s past?
Prosecutor Anne Dupraz has admitted shooting a man and leaving him hovering between life and death--with no explanation. Can a motive be found in Anne’s past?
Anne is suspected of lying and premeditating her act to prevent her victim from revealing her past. Will Anne finally tell the truth to avoid decades in jail?
Anne is suspected of lying and premeditating her act to prevent her victim from revealing her past. Will Anne finally tell the truth to avoid decades in jail?
Prosecutors hesitate: Was Anne really Tessier’s victim? Anne’s brother Patrick seems to be friends with Tessier, and tells investigators an alternative version of Anne’s story.
Prosecutors hesitate: Was Anne really Tessier’s victim? Anne’s brother Patrick seems to be friends with Tessier, and tells investigators an alternative version of Anne’s story.
Anne is released to await trial, despite the prosecutors’ doubts, and must confront what really made her shoot Tessier. Out of options, she finds help from an unexpected source.
Anne is released to await trial, despite the prosecutors’ doubts, and must confront what really made her shoot Tessier. Out of options, she finds help from an unexpected source.
Anne Dupraz, respected prosecutor, is in police custody. While she admits her guilt, she seems unable to explain her act. Carla Meier, recently arrived in Geneva, is called in to investigate. Why is Anne willing to sacrifice her career and her freedom? Can Carla unravel the threads of the past? From Walter Presents, in French with English subtitles.
