Do not trust memory. Marcel Frémaux writes commissioned biographies. Lupuline, the daughter of the over 80-year-old Tescelin Beuzaboc, asks him to write down her father's life story and to document his experiences in the Résistance. The two men meet several times, and Marcel meticulously records Tescelin's accounts. But are Tescelin's reports true? Doubts begin to grow in Marcel. He starts to investigate and soon confronts the old man with his suspicion that his memories are fabricated. Awarded the Prix Ouest du Printemps du Livre.