On 21st June 1943, Jean Moulin - member of the French resistance - had been arrested by the Gestapo near Lyon and tortured by Klaus Barbie.
No one had ever seen him again.
His ashes were transferred to the Panthéonin Paris to join the great names of the French Republic. But his hero image had been attacked ever since De Gaulle’s death in 1969. His actions and arrest became the subject of revisionist theories.
In 1977, his former secretary, Daniel Cordier, decided to dedicate the rest of his life to the rehabilitation of Jean Moulin’s honour.

The press:
"Another documentary on Jean Moulin? Yes, but of the highest order. William Karel's film is less a portrait of the icon of the Resistance than the passionate and poignant story of unshakeable fidelity." (Samuel Douhaire, Libération 21/06/03)

AVAILABLE FOR SCREENING: Original French version only.