On this first day of June, France 3 is offering Murders on the Lérins Islands, a new episode of its successful collection. Should we watch this adventure carried by Pauline Bression and Ophélia Kolb? We tell you!
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Police Saturday is back on France 3. After last week’s rebroadcast of Murders in Béarn with Isabel Otero (who completely changed her life), France 3 invites us this June 1st to a unique adventure with Murders on the Lérins Islands. At the helm of this new episode of the famous collection, we find Ophélia Kolb (Laure) – soon to return in Panda – and Pauline Bression (Manon) – recently become a mother. A nice cast completed by Eva Darlan (Jeanne Beaumont), Robinson Stévenin (Antoine Chevalier) and Eric Pucheu (Florian). On the production side, Anne Fassio is in charge. For the scenario, we find series regulars, David Crozier and Camille Guichard
Murders on the Lérins Islands : What is the new TV film about with Ophélia Kolb (Laure) and Pauline Bression (Manon)?
On the set of a film adapted from the legend of the Iron Mask, a film producer is found murdered. Dispatched there, Laure (Ophélia Kolb) is a police commander at the Cannes brigade. What is her surprise when she finds Manon (Pauline Bression), her little sister, also in charge of the investigation, and whom she has not seen for years. At first distant, the duo will have to learn to work together to unmask a murderer who seems to have been inspired by the famous legend…
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Murders on the Lérins Islands :Should we watch the detective TV movie with Ophélia Kolb (Laure) and Pauline Bression (Manon)?
For those who are used to watching Saturday evening fiction from France 3, this new episode of the collection should not trouble them as this investigation into troubled waters remains classic. That said, we can only emphasize the pleasant educational aspect brought by the legend of the Iron Mask, addressed implicitly throughout. Furthermore, if the dialogues may seem conventional, we appreciate the duo of investigative sisters formed by Ophelia Kolb And Pauline Bression, in dog and cat mode, which works wonderfully. Also note the pleasant presences of Robinson Stevenin (Antoine) and Eva Darlan (Jeanne), within a generally convincing cast. Finally, the sublime postcard landscapes, as well as the successful ending, allow this TV film to be generally enjoyable.
