With Made in Francea new series in six episodes carried by Cécile Bois and Thierry Neuvic, France 2 offers one of its most anticipated fictions of 2025. Is it really worth the detour? Here is our opinion!
Wednesday January 15, at 9:05 p.m., France 2 broadcasts Made in Francea new mini-series by Cécile Bois and Thierry Neuvic, already available in full on france.tv. At their side, Antonia Desplat, still unknown to the general French public, embodies the one through whom the scandal arrives, in this vaudeville in six episodes transposed into the world of French luxury, and of which Télé-Loisirs had attended the filming. Note that, since January 1, 2025, fiction has been available on the Francetv.fr platform.
Made in France : What is the new series with Cécile Bois and Thierry Neuvic about, broadcast this Wednesday, January 15, 2025 on France 2?
For Rita (Cécile Bois, famous heroine of Candice Renoir), mother of four children in her fifties, everything is going well in the best of all possible worlds! Assistant to Olivier (Thierry Neuvic), her mechanic husband, she ensures the well-being of her family and volunteers to do her husband's accounting. Until the day when, by chance, she discovers that he has cheated on her with a dream creature, Olympe (Antonia Desplat), twelve years his junior! A real cataclysm for this couple united by thirty years of marriage. Even though the fickle husband assures that he has not seen his mistress for four months and that their affair is over, Rita decides to meet her rival, an ambitious executive within a large French house, specializing in luxury leather goods.
Made in France : Should we watch the new series with Cécile Bois and Thierry Neuvic broadcast this Wednesday January 15, 2025 on France 2?
Beyond the comedy against a backdrop of adultery, particularly successful thanks to the sincerity of its performers and a skillfully balanced scenario, Made in France questions different themes with universal resonances, such as the place of each person in society – and particularly those of women – as well as the complexity of the feeling of love. Spiced up by incisive and concerning dialogues, the series immediately creates empathy with particularly well-characterized characters, thus offering some a few outings of assumed burlesque. Accompanied without false notes by Thierry Neuvic and Antonia Desplat, Cécile Bois gives the “the” of each sequence, making the viewer switch in one look, from the most contagious solarity to the most painful gravity, with the same virtuosity. In short, a new meeting not to be missed!
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