René Bousquet ou le grand arrangement

The film portrays René Bousquet's transformation from head of the French police during World War II to a figure in high finance, facing accusations regarding his role in the Vel'd'Hiv' roundup. As the story progresses, it reveals how Bousquet navigates his past with the help of family and political allies while addressing the complex nature of political arrangements following the war.

With a strong cast including Daniel Prévost and Michel Aumont, the film presents a meticulous examination of historical events and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals in power. The blend of drama and history serves to illuminate the impact of Bousquet's decisions and the broader implications for French society during a tumultuous period.

This title could appeal to collectors interested in historical narratives and political dramas, particularly those focusing on lesser-known aspects of WWII and its aftermath in France. The film's unique perspective on accountability and memory within a historical context makes it a noteworthy entry in the genre of TV movies.