Port d'attache

The fifty-year-old Hervé Brianson is found dead on his sailboat moored in Port Camargue. The man originally from the area had not appeared for 20 years. He had become a famous photographer who traveled the world with his work. Brianson had won the Pulitzer Prize thanks to the photography of an indigenous child taken in the Amazon. Although initially the investigation focuses on the traffic of snuff between France and Spain, Isabelle Leduc, the captain of the port will become suspicious, since, years ago she and Brianson had been lovers. The investigation will discover the true personality of the photographer who was willing to do anything to get a fame he did not deserve.

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