The appeal hearing of Pierre Goldman, a far-left Jewish activist, is about to begin in Paris in November 1975. He was sentenced to life in prison for four armed robberies, one of which resulted in the death of two women, but he denied the murder charges and pleaded not guilty. As the trial was widely reported in the media, Goldman was portrayed as a romantic hero of leftist intellectuals. At the same time, Goldman's relationship with his young lawyer, George Kidman, is increasingly strained. Goldman, eloquent and eloquent, has been promoting his ideas even at the risk of being sentenced to death, making the trial even more chaotic. The Goldman trial depicts a spiritual portrait of a radical as well as a society torn apart by racism and social injustice. Sadly, these problems still poison today's society.
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