Deuxième bureau contre kommandantur

Set in 1917, the film unfolds in a small village in the North where Abbe Gaillard faces suspicion from German forces for allegedly aiding the escape of French and Belgian soldiers. His innocence is established through a false alibi, allowing him to continue his mission. The narrative also highlights the commitment of an Alsatian character who serves his country while disguised in enemy uniform.

As part of the Second Bureau Collection, this film presents a unique perspective on wartime challenges, blending elements of comedy into a serious backdrop. Its historical context and multi-genre approach may appeal to collectors interested in war-themed narratives that incorporate humor and drama. The film is produced by Union Française de Production Cinématographique (UFPC) and showcases a compelling storyline that reflects the complexities of loyalty and identity during the tumultuous war era.