The Officer and the Spy

After the public disgrace of Dreyfus, the military intelligence leadership receives Georges Picard. At first, he has no doubts about the verdict, but access to case materials, a secret file, and new information forces him to reconsider his previous confidence. The further his own investigation progresses, the clearer it becomes: the dispute is not only about the fate of one person. He encounters forgeries, pressure from superiors, political intrigues, and an atmosphere where a convenient version is more important than the facts. The search for evidence turns into a risk for his career, reputation, and personal safety.