Silence Like the Sea

French André (Michael Galabru Michel Galabru) and her granddaughter Jeanne (Julie Drum) Julie Delarme)'s originally peaceful life was broken by the advent of World War II and the German occupation of France. What they couldn't accept was that a room in their home was requisitioned as the living room of a German officer Werner (Thomas Jouannet). They had always maintained a kind of indifference towards this enemy officer, especially Jeanne, who never spoke to the officer, even when he greeted them. What was unexpected was that after many days of getting along with the young officer, he actually talked to them about his life, music and French culture, revealing his secret inner world under the Nazi uniform. At the same time, Jeanne was also actively participating in the French underground resistance to the German army. Gradually, a strange emotion developed between the two young men and women from opposing sides. This emotion turned into a sentence in Jeanne's mouth when they parted. The first sentence she said to him was also the only sentence... This film is based on the law.