This Saturday, February 4 at 9:10 p.m., France 3 is offering a new detective television film, Murders in Champagne, with Samira Lachhab and Stéphane Blancafort. Where was this fiction filmed?
It’s a safe bet that France 3 is going to meet a new audience success by broadcasting this Saturday February 4 from 9:10 p.m. Murders in Champagne (our opinion) In this new police TV movie, you will find in the cast Samira Lachhab (Sofia Guerini), Stéphane Blancafort (Bastien Keller), Yaniss Lespert (Mathieu Delorme), or even Faustine Koziel (Alice). As the detective collection of France 3 usually does, this new plot is rooted in a region of France as much for its landscapes as for its folklore.
What awaits you in Murders in Champagne
The Champagne Dupaquier house has just celebrated its hundredth anniversary, but the awakening is more than brutal the next day since Madame Dupaquier is found dead in her own cellars. Near the body, the police find the following inscriptions around a triangle: “the secret of the devil, the guardian, the zealator, the eternal angel of the abysses“. Captain Sofia Guerini and Constable Mathieu Delorme must team up to conduct the investigation, with the support of geologist Bastien Keller. The latter accumulates legal problems after endangering his employees during underground work. To make matters worse, one of his employees is none other than Lucie, Sofia’s fiancée, who has since been in a coma.
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Where was the fiction filmed Murders in Champagne ?
Murders in Champagne was filmed from April 4 to May 4, 2022, in the Nord and Champagne regions. The interior scenes were shot in Lille, but not in studios. To go into more detail, in Champagne, the detective fiction teams have, among other places, filmed in Epernay, Chalons-en-Champagne, Oger les Blancs-Coteaux, Vertus, and Trépail. Throughout the investigation by Captain Sofia Guerini and Constable Mathieu Delorme, you will also be able to see several Champagne estates, including Crayères du Champagne JB Hery, Champagne Claude Cazals, Champagne Frédéric Thomas, but also Champagne Martell Mumm Perrier-Jouët, as well as the Champagne Wine Museum, located in Epernay.
