Pacification en Algérie (2002)

The film explores the conflict between obedience and personal accountability in the face of violence. It pieces together the memory of the Algerian War through the stories of both soldiers and activists. While the atrocities of the war are well-documented, the film reveals how returning soldiers were discouraged from speaking out. The government, led by figures like General de Bollardière and President Guy Mollet, actively suppressed discussion of torture and other abuses.