Overview
- Emmanuel Guionet's documentary, 'Mineurs en peine: des procureurs en première ligne,' offers an in-depth look at the Division Famille Jeunesse (DIFAJE) of the Bobigny tribunal in Seine-Saint-Denis.
- The film follows 15 young prosecutors as they navigate complex cases involving minors, both as victims and perpetrators, in a region with high crime rates and limited resources.
- Key cases include child abductions, sexual violence, and juvenile delinquency, showcasing the emotional and ethical challenges faced by these magistrates daily.
- The documentary sheds light on the dual role of prosecutors, balancing punitive measures with efforts to rehabilitate and protect vulnerable individuals.
- Airing tonight on France 2, the film reveals the human side of judicial work, emphasizing the dedication and resilience of these 'workers in the shadows.'