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The film follows Vic, who returns to his small hometown after his wife is released from a psychiatric hospital. She has served five years for the tragic death of their child, raising questions about her mental state and whether she is truly healed. As the story unfolds, the quiet yet tense atmosphere of deserted streets contrasts sharply with the emotional turmoil of the characters.

The runtime is 97 minutes, allowing for a tight exploration of the themes of loss, guilt, and the complexity of healing. The film's blend of crime, drama, mystery, and thriller elements creates a rich narrative that resonates with audiences interested in darker, more introspective storytelling. Gérard Vergez’s direction emphasizes the psychological aspects of the plot, making it a notable entry in French cinema from the late 1980s.