In a small French town, a jury gathers to deliberate on a murder case that has captured everyone's attention. Among them is the reserved yet insightful Georges, a man with an air of unwavering integrity and a sense of justice. As they begin to discuss the evidence and testimonies, the atmosphere becomes tense and filled with conflicting passions. Each juror has their own perspective on the guilt of the accused, a man who at first glance seems to have clear motives, but is a victim of his own tragic story.
The situation becomes more complicated when Georges, driven by a mix of ethics and empathy, decides to look beyond the surface. He starts to question not only the accused's guilt but also the morality of his own role in the judicial system. Through intense dialogues, the differences among the jury members become increasingly evident, revealing personal secrets and unnecessary conflicts. Tensions rise, leading to dramatic confrontations and a profound analysis of human nature.
With an unexpected twist at the end that challenges expectations, this narrative invites us to reflect on what justice truly means and the decisions each person makes when another's life is at stake. A film that touches sensitive nerves and leaves the viewer questioning their own ethics.