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Tellier brings us up-close to the investigators, especially Franck Magne, nicknamed Charlie, Personnaz and Charlie's older experienced colleague Bougon Gourmet. Together with their captain, Carbonel, Vuillermoz we see the team follow many wrong leads, while more young, pretty, female victims lose their lives. Convicted murderer Guy Georges, known as the "Beast of Bastille" due to his 11th arrondissement hunting ground, brutally raped and killed seven women over a period of years in the s before a complicated investigation led to his arrest.

It is a central point in the story - you manage to get the audience to doubt if Guy Georges did it.

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Although I know he did it, I felt at times that maybe he did not. I don't understand why the human community destructs itself. I tried with this film to ask a lot of questions without answers. AKT: The structuring of the investigation is very interesting. It must have been difficult because there were so many victims.

The multi-year hunt, arrest, and trial of serial killer Guy Georges is the subject of director Frédéric Tellier’s suspenseful feature debut, based on Patricia Tourancheau’s Missing: biography.

Then you also show all these wrong paths the investigation took - this maze of clues. Please talk about how you constructed this complex story. FT: The first big point was that this was a true story and a very recent one in France. So it's not a total fiction movie. Usually, when it's a fictional detective movie, there is a crime and you don't know who committed it.

FT: Yes.