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Derry, a city in Northern Ireland devastated by the Anglo-Irish struggle and the confrontations between Catholics and Protestants. An English soldier is killed. The English police conduct the investigation, observe with the means of cameras the "sensitive" districts of the city and study the data sheets of the potential suspects, mainly those of the young people of the Workshop, an open place which welcomes Catholics and Protestants indifferently and prepares them. to enter active life, but which for the English police was a place of sedition. Young people are blurring the lines.