Salamander

A professional criminal gang tunnels into a bank and steals the documents and secrets of the most powerful people in Belgium.

Detective Paul Gerardl discovers the secret of the safe burglary and the names of the 66 victims.

Paul Gerardi hides out at a monastery. Here his old friend and former police superintendent Martin Colla stays. At first he refuses to help Paul for which he has a good reason. Paul's wife Sarah and daughter Sofie are continuously intimidated by employees of procurator-general Persigal. Paul discovers a lead which leads him to senator Rasenberg. He's one of the 66 safe owners. Those 66 are part of the action committee called Salamander.

The 66 victims of the bank break-in receive envelopes with copies of the sensitive secrets they kept in their safes.

The Procurator-General, one of the leaders of Salamander, convinces Paul to work for him and track down those responsible for the break-in.

It becomes clear that the man behind the break-in bears the burden of a tragic past that goes back to WWII.