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«Pendant dix ans, j'ai prétendu vouloir faire parler mon grand-père sur la guerre d'Algérie. Aujourd'hui, je ne suis plus sûr de vouloir entendre ce qu'il a à dire, ni d'avoir envie de faire ce film, d'ailleurs.».
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