The Color of Lies

In a quaint Breton town where everyone knows each other, a devastating tragedy occurs when a ten-year-old girl is found murdered. As the tight-knit community grapples with fear and disbelief, suspicion quickly falls on René, a local art teacher who shared his last moments with the young victim before her untimely death. The lead inspector starts questioning René, probing into his actions and motives, while the town's residents begin to see him as a potential suspect.Amidst the mounting tension and accusations, René finds solace in the support of his wife, Viviane, a district nurse who remains steadfast in her belief of his innocence. However, the situation becomes even more convoluted with the involvement of a self-absorbed writer, eager to exploit this harrowing event for personal gain and fame.As the investigation progresses and René's reputation continues to suffer, it's clear that the truth behind this heartbreaking case may be much more complex than anyone could have anticipated. This thought-provoking drama delves into themes of suspicion, innocence, and the power of human connections in times of tragedy.