It happened far from the cameras! Tomer Sisley recounts an unexpected incident that occurred on the set of Rendezvous in an Unknown Land

End clap for Raphael of Casabianca In Meet in unknown land. The host's last trip was broadcast Tuesday evening on France 2. And the one who will soon be replaced by Laury Thilleman after six great years concluded this beautiful chapter of his life in Nepal, within the Dolpo-Pa tribe. It was Tomer Sisley who accompanied him and, although the filming took place two years ago, in September 2022, the actor still remembers it very vividly.

A moment shared with the people he met marked him for life and it was not filmed as he recounted during the program's press conference. Our colleagues from Leisure TV who were there report that Tomer Sisley remembered the second evening, when after making cheese with the inhabitants of the tribe, which represents their only source of income, a cow managed to find the food sheltered in a tent and eat it all. A terrible mishap which, however, did not shake the good state of mind of the elders of the clan. “There is Amchi Karma who looks at Grandma and says to her, 'Okay, it's done, it's done. There's no point in feeling sorry for yourself. It's better to dance. And there, I see Amchi Karma in front of the tent which is torn on the ground where there is no more cheese which starts to dance“, he remembered.

I'll never get back the same brain I had before that moment

And for Sandra Sisley's husband to add: “It's a phrase I've heard a thousand times before, but I've never seen anyone put it into practice. My brain disconnected. And I will never get back the same brain I had before that moment. I still haven't gotten over it“. Tomer Sisley further explains that he received at that moment “a life lesson“which he tries to apply today in his daily life.”Now we try to dance when we can't change things. It's a really good lesson“, he concluded on the subject.

Note that the last issue of Meet in unknown land with Raphaël de Casabianca collected 3,47 millions of viewers, or 18,1% individuals aged 4 years and over and 10,8% of Women responsible for purchasing aged under 50 (FRDA-50) according to Puremédias.