Bruno Reidal: Confession of a Murderer

In the rural village of Raulhac in central France, on a warm autumn day in 1905, a dark secret unfolds. The tranquility of this small community is shattered when Bruno Reidal, a young seminarian, commits an unthinkable act. He slaughters an innocent child in the forest near his home and then voluntarily hands himself over to the local authorities.This gripping tale explores the psychological depths that led to such a horrific event, as well as the consequences of these actions on a community still reeling from the shock. The film delves into themes of guilt, innocence, and morality while providing a chilling look at the dark side of human nature.With its haunting setting and evocative atmosphere, this movie brings to life a pivotal moment in the history of a small town, forever altering its residents' perception of their world and each other. As Bruno's story unfolds, it invites viewers to examine their own beliefs about right and wrong, innocence and guilt, ultimately leaving them with an unforgettable and thought-provoking experience.