Should we watch the new mini-series with Odile Vuillemin inspired by real events broadcast this Wednesday October 16, 2024? Our opinion

France 2 is launching the broadcast of a new mini-series this Wednesday, October 16, 2024, A suspicion. Led by Odile Vuillemin, are the four episodes worth a watch? We tell you!

After the romantic atmosphere ofInès and Yvan last week, it’s time for the thriller this Wednesday, October 16, 2024 on France 2. Indeed, the public channel begins broadcasting the four episodes of its new mini-series, A suspicion. If Odile Vuillemin (Isabelle) is at the top of the bill, several other pretty names make up the cast, like the duo of investigators composed by Joyce Bibring (Mathilde) and Malik Elakehal El Milliani (Karim) – known for his role in Such a big sun. The latter also finds one of his colleagues from the Montpellier soap opera, Fred Bianconi (Jérôme) – soon to return in the France 3 series. We will also note the presence of another well-known figure from the small screen, Laurent Gamelon (Colonel Vasseur ) – accusatory towards Victoria Abril.

A suspicion : What is the new France 2 mini-series with Odile Vuillemin (Isabelle) about?

But who really is Isabelle (Odile Vuillemin – who recounted a shoot where she thought she died)? A grieving florist or a bloodthirsty black widow? While her husband, a wealthy entrepreneur, is found murdered, the investigation is entrusted to police captain Mathilde Delboscq (Joyce Bibring). Several avenues are then available to her, but it is quickly the victim’s wife who finds herself in her sights. Indeed, as the investigations progress, astonishing discoveries pile up to the unthinkable…

A suspicion : Should we watch the new France 2 mini-series with Odile Vuillemin (Isabelle)?

Not revolutionizing the thriller genre, the writing of the four episodes of the series written by Franck Ollivier nevertheless arouses interest with a modern tone, brought by the ambiguity of the muscular duel between the suspect and the main investigator. For the rest, if we can regret too early answers, a simplistic resolution or even a “soft underbelly” at the heart of the fiction, the whole remains more than convincing, largely also helped by the performance, once again, impeccable. ‘Odile Vuillemin, full of nuances, in this role of worrying widow, but also by the accuracy of Joyce Bibring. Watching itself with a certain enthusiasm, the mini-series should undoubtedly convince fans of detective series…