Overview

• The Netflix documentary examines Bertrand Cantat's violent history, including the 2003 killing of Marie Trintignant and the 2010 suicide of his wife, Krisztina Rady.
• Previously undisclosed evidence, including a medical file documenting violence against Rady, is revealed, raising new questions about Cantat's past behavior.
• The series critiques media and societal complicity in framing the case as a 'crime passionnel,' which downplayed the severity of domestic violence and feminicide.
• Unseen footage of Cantat's interrogation in Vilnius challenges his narrative and sheds new light on the events surrounding Trintignant's death.
• The documentary underscores the need for accountability and cultural change in addressing violence against women, especially involving influential public figures.