Setting and premise of the miniseries

The miniseries is set in the French city of Tours and follows the three days after a chance meeting between Aurore and Noé, two thirty-somethings. The story combines romantic comedy with elements of satire, exploring their lives and relationships as they face personal challenges.

Characters and their backgrounds

Aurore, played by Natacha Krief, repairs swimming pools and plays cello. She presents herself as Patricia but is actually named Aurore. She comes from a wealthy family but has the mannerisms of someone from the streets. Noé, played by Édouard Sulpice, is more reserved and has to care for his alcoholic father.

Plot developments and themes

The miniseries delves into their personal struggles, including Aurore learning about the death of a music teacher who once wanted to abuse her and being dumped by her boyfriend. The series uses detours, lies, and comedy to reveal their backgrounds and explores themes of social relationships.

Style and critical reception

The series is noted for its detailed portrayal of characters and its blend of humor, including black humor. It is compared to the work of Claude Chabrol and emphasizes material consistency, with scenes that stimulate the senses through vivid details. The director, Jérôme Bonnell, is praised for his gentle mastery in portraying the poetry of reality.

Acting and availability

The miniseries is noted for its acting, writing, and social commentary, with some critics finding the dialogue occasionally too beautiful. It is available to subscribers of the platform where it is published.