Les fils d'Odin

Berlin, début 1945, at the centre of a devastated city, Richard Oppenheimer, a Jew and former commissaire, lives in fear of being part of the deported. Aided by his girlfriend Hilde, a fervent opponent of the regime, he creates an existence in the dark. The situation worsens dramatically when Hilde is accused of killing her ex-mari, a member of the SS who was involved in the atrocious human experiences at Auschwitz. With a booklet bearing the sigle runique as his only clue, Oppenheimer embarks on a risky enquiry to uncover the real culprit. His research leads him to a mystical Germanic cult that has only one goal: to ensure the supremacy of the Aryan race.