Bravos is a night club, Dan lives only for Sela, his wife, and the child they have together. A child that society will accept because his skin is white. Dan is black by origin, except for his color... His whole life is based on this secret. Is he, who -with heavy remorse of course- wanted so much to be White, actually a "negro" deep down?
Boris Vian -known also as Vernon Sullivan- sketches, with the style of Raymond Chandler and James Hadley Chase, something much more than an accusation of racism. These scandalous pages, where violence and eroticism overflow uncontrollably, lead us to the depths of the madness of a man who loses his identity, who is alienated irreversibly from himself by social pressure. An internal explosion that drives him to murder...