Electrical wires on sex. Metal bed connected to the mains. Water torture. Beating… Many Moudjahidines, the veterans of the Algerian war, accuse Jean-Marie Le Pen of torture. At the beginning of 1957, in the middle of the battle of Algiers, the president of the National Front was a volunteer in the prestigious 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment. He only stayed three months in the white city, but, for fifty years, the accusations have been piling up. José Bourgarel went to meet all those who have been close to this story: Algerian witnesses who accuse Le Pen, journalists, lawyers, historians, and Jean-Marie Le Pen himself. In an attempt to shed light on this case. The result is a serious and subtle film, which suggests things more than it asserts them, allowing everyone to make up their own minds.