France 2 broadcasts the British mini-series “For Marnie” on Monday June 24 at 9:10 p.m. a moving fiction which addresses the delicate question of the end of life of a teenager suffering from muscular dystrophy.
Critically acclaimed and multi-awarded, this series depicts the heartbreaking struggle of a family faced with an impossible choice: keep their daughter alive despite the low chances of survival, or respect his wish to no longer suffer.
A sensitive subject handled with finesse
Written by the talented Jack Thorne, “For Marnie” accurately and sensitively explores the ethical and moral dilemmas faced by Marnie’s parents, Nicci and Andrew. The series highlights tensions within the family, torn between hope and despair, love and reason.
Brilliant actors serving a poignant story
Carried by remarkable actors, like Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen, “For Marnie” offers a gripping immersion into the overwhelming reality of a family facing illness and death. Niamh Moriaty’s performance, who brilliantly embodies young Marnie, is particularly touching.
An important message for society
Beyond Marnie’s poignant story, the series invites collective reflection on the end of life and the difficult choices that families face. “For Marnie” thus contributes to raising public awareness of these crucial issues and breaking the taboos that surround them.
Don’t miss “Pour Marnie”, a moving and necessary mini-series, on Monday June 24 at 9:10 p.m. on France 2.
