Sarah's key

Paris, 2002. American journalist Julia Jarmond has to write an article to mark the anniversary of the great Paris raid of 1942. His research in this regard is slowly revealing to him the events of the terrible July days when many thousands of Jews, including more than four thousand children, were abducted and locked up for days in terrible conditions at the Winter Bike Stadium to be taken from there to camps. He is shocked to see the depth of silence that surrounds this subject among the French even sixty years later. And she realizes that her husband’s family is also hiding a serious secret. Paris, July 16, 1942 In the early dawn, French police officers bang on the door of an apartment in the Marais district. Little Michel hides in horror in his nook, in the closet. Her ten-year-old sister, Sarah, believes she will be safe there until she comes back for her in the afternoon. He closes the door on his brother and takes the key with him. He doesn't know where he's going, there's no going back.