Clémenceau, la force d'aimer

Marguerite, married and mother, remained inconsolable over the death of her eldest daughter, Annette. The pact that Clémenceau offers him: “I will help you live, you will help me die” goes beyond time and death. It seals their relationship in a whirlwind of vital energy, joys and passion. Nothing predestined them to get along. The former President of the Council has lost none of his flamboyance or his pride. He is as angry and tempestuous as she is discreet and reserved. This romantic relationship will make Marguerite regain a taste for life, while rekindling in Clémenceau the flame of old battles.