On Tuesday, September 22, France 2, a French public television channel, aired a documentary that sheds light on the systemic failures that enabled a former surgeon to sexually abuse young patients over a period of more than 30 years. The film explores the lack of oversight, the institutional silences, and the failure of those in positions of authority to act on concerns raised about the surgeon's behavior. The documentary is part of a broader conversation in France about the handling of abuse cases within the healthcare system. It highlights how certain practices and attitudes within medical institutions may have contributed to the prolonged abuse by allowing the surgeon to operate without adequate scrutiny. The film presents testimonies, documents, and expert analysis to build a detailed account of the events and the failures that allowed them to continue. France 2’s report has sparked renewed public interest in the issue of abuse within the medical profession and has raised questions about the mechanisms in place to protect vulnerable patients. The documentary does not assign blame to individuals but instead focuses on the institutional and cultural factors that may have contributed to the abuse being hidden for so long. The film is considered highly informative, offering a comprehensive look at the case and the broader systemic issues it reveals. It serves as both a historical record and a call for reform, encouraging viewers to reflect on the importance of accountability and transparency in healthcare settings.