You have to put yourself in his place.
At school, when the teacher asks him what his father is doing, he doesn't know what to say.
Footballer, parachutist, judo champion, spy, there is a choice.
None of this is true.
For Émile, who was 12 years old in Lyon, in 1961, it wasn't funny every day.
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