Saturday February 11, France 2 offers Faceless Vengeance, a new TV movie with Philippe Bas and Aurore Delplace, which is reminiscent point break And Ghost. Prepare yourselves !
Small change of habit for fans of French fiction, accustomed to Saturday night thrillers on France 3: tonight, it’s on France 2 let it happen! The channel offers Faceless Vengeance, a new TV movie with Philippe Bas and Aurore Delplace, well known to fans ofSuch a big sun. Fasten your seat belt well because in addition to the police intrigue, this one is particularly muscular. Get ready to go rafting, jump from a plane in mid-flight and, to recover from all that, a little pottery session is offered.
Faceless Revenge : What is it about ?
fans of point break And Ghost, get ready to follow Philippe Bas chasing after a band of masked and highly organized robbers who escape by jumping from a plane in mid-flight. If it’s not Patrick Swayze who wants, Aurore Delplace, she aptly embodies Marie, a woman employed in logistics at Lyon airport. A lover of thrills, she takes part in a rafting course during which she meets Maxime. Charmed, she agrees to follow him for a first wingsuit jump, a discipline derived from skydiving. She does not suspect the toxicity of this budding relationship. She will not realize this until much later, after a terrible accident which should have cost her her life. Bruised in her flesh, she changes her identity and lives as a recluse until chance puts Maxime back on her path…
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Faceless Revenge : should we watch the TV movie with Philippe Bas and Aurore Delplace?
Jewels, diamonds, collector’s watches… In parallel with Marie’s tragedy, the police are investigating a gang of relatively well-informed thugs who rob planes that have barely landed on the tarmac. Commander Luc Ferraz of the Lyon BRI is in charge of the investigation. These two stories collide when the cop rings Alice’s doorbell to become her carer… If Faceless Revenge is not among the best detective TV movies offered on France Télévisions, it is nevertheless entertaining and will appeal to fans of French fiction.
