As tumultuous passion consumes Leila and Damien's hearts, their love becomes a beacon of hope amidst the whirlwind of his bipolar disorder. Despite the uncertainty of his emotional storms, he strives to build a life with her, torn between the desire to cherish her forever and the fragility of his own mental state.
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Damien Bonnard
Damien
Leïla Bekhti
Leïla
Colette Kieffer
Colette
Joël Delsaut
André
Patrick Descamps
Patrick - le père de Damien
Alexandre Gavras
Serge - le galeriste
Dani Iffard-Stettner
Léa
Elsa Rauchs
Anne
Gabriel Merz Chammah
Amine
Jules Waringo
Jérôme
Larisa Faber
La boulangère
Léo Delsaut
Antoine
Luc Schiltz
Un client de la boulangerie
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In the tumultuous year of 1865, we follow the gripping tale of Mitch Baker, a lawyer whose life takes a dramatic turn when he receives the heart-wrenching news of his father’s murder, delivered by the United States Secret Service while in their office. His father fell victim to a betrayal by an informer during a covert operation that aimed to dismantle a group of notorious gunrunners known as “Newton’s Raiders,” who were supplying weapons to Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico, provoking the ire of the United States, which desired a Republican Mexico.
Though he is offered his father’s badge and pistol, Mitch’s singular focus is on the pistol, which he clings to as he embarks on a vengeful journey back to Mission, Texas. To navigate this dangerous territory, Mitch skillfully adopts the guise of a gunslinger, proving his mettle by dispatching a few of Newton’s men, thus establishing his credentials amidst the treachery that surrounds him.
In the midst of this grim setting, the only beacon of hope appears to be Mr. Simmons, who confesses to masquerading as a Reverend while running an orphanage for half-breed children—the products of relationships that neither their Indian nor American parents want. Among these children is Angelita, the eldest, who dreams of being a dancer in the local saloon. Captivated by Mitch, she soon finds herself falling head over heels for him. With Mitch being a newcomer, the local children commence to mythologize him, envisioning him as an Archangel, especially as he skillfully evades numerous assassination attempts while he bides his time for Newton’s impending arrival, eager to seek his vengeance.
However, the arrival of Marshal Evans, who had known Mitch’s father, complicates matters further. He comes to inform Mitch that his father would undoubtedly disapprove of this path of vengeance. He expresses his concern and warns that if Mitch were to kill another of Newton’s men, he would be arrested and charged with murder. Despite this grim warning, Angelita and Simmons encourage Mitch to consider allowing Marshal Evans to arrest Newton instead of taking matters into his own hands.
The tension escalates when Newton finally arrives with his gang of ruthless riders. In a fateful confrontation, Marshal Evans attempts to apprehend Newton, only to meet a tragic end at the hands of Newton and his gang. In a final act of camaraderie, the dying marshal passes his sheriff’s badge to Mitch, instigating a fierce showdown. With resolve and fury, Mitch confronts Newton inside the saloon, catching him off guard. In a climactic moment, Mitch draws his weapon, shoots Newton, and seals the encounter with a passionate kiss to Angelita, marking a new chapter in both their lives.
This dramatic saga unfolds against a backdrop of loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for redemption, as Mitch grapples with the legacy of his father’s actions while navigating a treacherous path marked by violence and unexpected affection.
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