"Novembre" this Sunday on France 2: what do we know about the investigation near the Bataclan?
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France 2 is broadcasting the film "Novembre" this Sunday, which is devoted to the investigation carried out after the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris. The TV film looks back at the work of the investigators, who had to reconstruct the events following the deadliest attacks ever committed in France.
According to the channel's presentation, the story focuses in particular on what the police discovered near the Bataclan concert hall, where a large number of victims were killed. The investigators had to examine the site, collect testimonies and follow several leads to identify the perpetrators and their accomplices.
The film is based on real events, but it remains a work of fiction. Some characters, dialogues and situations have been imagined to tell the story of the investigation. It is therefore not a documentary, even though the narrative seeks to stay close to the reality of the events.
The November 13, 2015 attacks killed 130 people in Paris and Saint-Denis, and hundreds were injured. Ten years on, this programme recalls the memory of these events and the work of the police services in trying to understand what happened.
Sources: Selectra
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