A French Village

People from around the region flock to Villeneuve as the mayor receives word that his town is now a center for refugees. Directed by Phillipe Triboit, 2009.

An English pilot is shot down by the German occupation.

A leafleting operation has been set up inside the village post office to spread anti-German propaganda.

The local police are on the hunt for a black-market dealer, only to find out that he is an undercover German agent.

The towns sawmill owner who has been doing business with the German occupation is accused of being Jewish.

The German police is getting closer and closer to discovering the members of the network.

While the communist group plans their next move, Daniel comes to Marcel with urgent news.

Suzanne and Marcel are caught in a random roundup of villagers and brought in to be questioned by the Germans.

The German police have put Marcel under surveillance in an attempt to discover his militants’ network.

In response to the shooting of two officers, the Germans insist that 20 French hostages be executed in reprisal.

Marcel decides to risk it all and go see his son at Daniel’s after he falls ill.

Marcel is now faced with a crucial decision on whether to follow orders or disobey them.

The captive Jews are settled in at the school, but it becomes obvious that food and water supplies are critically low.

After the Gestapo’s decision to separate the Jewish families, Daniel decides to resign as major of Villeneuve.

Marie successfully helps Hélène escape from the school, but raises the alarm in the process.

Marie brings Vincent to the barn to retrieve his radio equipment so that he can send an urgent message to London.

Marchetti is under pressure to hand Crémieux over to the Germans, but insists on carrying out his own investigation.

Marchetti relinquishes command of the stakeout before realizing that Rita arrived at the farm.

While on the run, Antoine and his new friend Claude end up hiding out at a barn where they meet another draft dodger.

Antoine leads his group in combat training for future resistance action, much to the frustration of his fellow companions.

Marcel, battered after repeated interrogation and torture, wakes up in a cell with other men, including Marie’s son Raoul.

The rescue operation succeeds but at the expense of one of the prisoners, who remains in German custody.

The Resistance’s complex and risky plan to parade in Villeneuve for the November 11th anniversary is in motion.

Marchetti has Marguerite cornered and knows that she is the key to locate Antoine and his group.

Antoine and Suzanne are on the run from the Germans, while the Resistance awaits explosives for the bridge.

The Resistance is reeling from the tragic death of their comrade, while Marchetti awaits a train with the local militia across town.

Lucienne focuses all her attention on Kurt, whos gravely wounded; meanwhile, the Resistance meets with De Kervern, the new prefect.

With a disaster avoided, the new town leadership must decide the fate of the militiamen and the collaborators.

The trial continues as planned, but a crucial bit of information is revealed to Larcher that hinders the prosecution.

With Marchetti under arrest and accused collaborators remaining unprotected, the threat of violent reprisals is higher than ever.

Suzanne and Loriot try to teach Gustave the values of his father; Heinrich Müller appears in Villeneuve to testify.

Jeannine pushes Raymond to run for mayor of Villeneuve, but the arrival of an anonymous letter complicates things.

Judgment day arrives for Daniel Larcher and Servier; Marchettis sentence is carried out.

Lucienne confronts Bériot about a German soldier he claims to have killed during the war.

In 1945, Gustaves past comes back to haunt him.

Lucienne and Bériot say their final goodbyes.