PEOPLED SILENCE, Françoise Delmon

In this year 1920, France is slowly recovering from the Great War. While the "Roaring Twenties" intoxicate the youth and the bourgeoisie, the people of the cities and countryside tend to their wounds in a mixture of hope, joy, and pain.
For several months now, above the charming bay of Paulilles, where the dynamite factory is in full activity, in the heart of the garrigue between Port-Vendres and Banyuls-sur-mer, an uninhabited farmhouse, struck by the double death of its owners during the winter of 1918, has been animated at night by strange shadows and glowing red lights...