Glory Dealers

The story follows Bachelet and his family, who are members of the French army during World War I. After Bachelet Jr.'s supposed death, he is celebrated as a national hero, with his father leveraging this narrative in his political campaign against communism. However, it is revealed that Bachelet Jr. is actually alive, suffering from shell shock, and he returns to challenge the glorification of war.

As the film progresses, Bachelet Jr. confronts the consequences of his deception at the unveiling of a monument dedicated to him. His call to end the imperialist war leads to his arrest and charges of imposture. The film highlights the complexities of identity, patriotism, and the impact of war on individuals and society.