Will Thomas Vinterberg's series have a season 2?

This Monday, January 20, Canal+ is broadcasting, from 9:10 p.m., the last three episodes of the first season of Families like oursa heartbreaking disaster series from Danish director Thomas Vinterberg. Is a sequel planned?

Anticipation series which is already among our favorites of 2025, the new original creation Canal+ Families like ours ends this Monday evening on the encrypted channel with the broadcast, from 9:10 p.m., of the last three episodes of its season 1. First television drama by Danish director Thomas Vinterberg (The partyJury Prize at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, or even Drunk, Oscar 2021 for best international film), will this be entitled to a sequel?

Families like ours : What does the series directed by Thomas Vinterberg tell you, the first season of which ends this Monday, January 20, 2025 on Canal+?

Heartbreaking dystopia in seven episodes, Families Like ours tells the story of the forced exodus of the population of Denmark who, to avoid an irreversible natural disaster linked to rising waters, must disperse, sometimes within the same family. Through this powerful human drama, coupled with a touching ode to love and resilience, the 55-year-old director Thomas Vinterberg, who is trying his hand at the serial format for the first time, manages, even in the darkness, to make shine forth light. And this, despite the worrying portrait of a near future linked to climate change that he paints before our eyes and which, as he told us in an interview, was “still impossible seven years ago”.

Families like ours : Will Thomas Vinterberg's disaster series broadcast on Canal+ have a season 2?

While the encrypted channel broadcasts this Monday, January 20, the finale of season 1 of Families like ours, no information regarding a possible second season has yet been communicated. Likewise, the finale of this first season, nicely named “Then I saw a new sky”, already offers a perfect conclusion to the series. Nevertheless, and if the seven episodes of Families like ours are sufficient in themselves, the attachment that we viewers felt towards the characters would almost secretly make us hope for a sequel. Just to hear from them. And you, what did you think of the series?