The two faces of death

Paris, May 1617,
Henri de Bourbon-Verneuil, known as Le Dioscure, legitimized bastard of Henri IV, is charged by Louis XIII, with whom he has a more than fraternal relationship, to put his criminal, but also sexual, talents at the service of the crown. The adventure, full of twists and turns, will lead him from the highest spheres of the state to the underbelly of the court of miracles.