The Gordji Affair

This film tells the story of Wahid Gordji, an Iranian diplomat embroiled in a political scandal following an attack at 'rue de Rennes'. As the narrative unfolds, it reveals the complexities of international diplomacy and the murky waters of government responsibility. The release of French hostages in Lebanon adds layers of tension and intrigue, especially as suspicions arise regarding potential governmental intervention.

The film explores themes of justice, accountability, and the personal toll of political decisions. The judge involved in the case faces discredit and despair, leading to tragic consequences. Mitterrand and Chirac, prominent figures in French politics, are depicted as they shift blame regarding the events surrounding Gordji and the hostages. This film offers a compelling look at how personal and political lives intersect in high-stakes situations.