After his daughter's unexplained death, André Bamberski spends decades pressing French and German authorities to investigate further.
During the summer of 1982, Kalinka dies at her stepfather's house in Germany. She had been staying there during her boarding-school holidays.
German authorities close the case without providing a real explanation for Kalinka's death. The unresolved circumstances leave André seeking answers.
André becomes certain that Kalinka's stepfather was involved in her death. This conviction shapes his continuing efforts to pursue the case.
André spends the next 30 years pressing French and German authorities to investigate further. His long campaign for the truth forms the continuing arc described in the synopsis.
Vincent Garenq
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