This Wednesday, May 3, France 2 offers from 9:10 p.m. the unreleased TV movie Fortunately we have. With Fred Testot and Zinedine Soualem in the cast, is this fiction worth a look?
France 2 broadcasts this Wednesday, May 3 the unpublished telefilm Fortunately we have from 9:10 p.m. Viewers will find confirmed actors in the cast of this fiction Fred Testot (Franck), Zinedine Soualem (Colinet), as well as young actors Oscar Pauleau (Vincent), Eliott Furic (Clément) and Nina de Tonquedec (Clara). Produced in particular by Dominique Farrugia for Shine Fiction and directed by Anne Giafferi, this television film evokes a subject that is little discussed in our society, that of ordinary child abuse.
Fortunately we have : what is the TV movie with Fred Testot about?
In Fortunately we have, Franck (Fred Testot) has resigned from his parental responsibilities, leaving his companion Sylvie to manage everything. So much so that the latter breaks down and tries to commit suicide. She was hospitalized and then taken care of to regain her strength. Their 13-year-old son, Vincent (Oscar Pauleau), who until now idolized his father, will gradually bring him down from his pedestal. The teenager finds himself taking care of his little brother Clément, 10, and his little sister Clara, 7, alone. Each time the children trust their father, they have to overcome a new disappointment when the latter does not keep his word. As for their neighbour, Mr. Colinet, he tries to watch over them without interfering too much.
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Fortunately we have : should we watch the TV movie with Fred Testot?
Fortunately we have deals with finesse the theme of ordinary abuse suffered by children. Left to their own devices, loaded with responsibilities that are not their age, confidants to whom secrets are told that are far too heavy to bear… these situations can also leave serious consequences for children. To serve this purpose, the TV movie is based in particular on a touching cast, starting with the three young actors playing the children left alone at home. For its subject and its cast, the France 2 TV movie is indeed worth the detour.
