From Wednesday February 8, France 2 broadcasts the abyss, a six-part thriller with a five-star cast. Besides Sara Mortensen (Astrid and Raphaëlle), who we have rarely seen as a wife and mother, the public will find Gil Alma, whose episodes of Caesar Wagner were a hit when they were broadcast, in the shoes of the fooled husband. On the gendarmerie side, Christopher Bayemi and Hélène Seuzaret, respectively seen in by instinct And black track, conduct the investigation. Samuel Labarthe, unforgettable Swan curator of Agatha Christie’s Little MurdersAnne Loiret, seen in a plethora of popular fiction, and Rémi Pédevilla, first cop of The trainee, are also part of it. As for the inconsolable More beautiful life, in addition to Sara Mortensen, the original interpreter of Coralie, they will recognize Marie Mallia, alias Lola, the green teenager seen in The Fightersand Marie Daguerre, who played Anne Olivieri.
The Abyss (France 2): what is the series about with Sara Mortensen and Gil Alma?
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Direction the south of France where Laurent and Elsa Lacaze live, a couple of architect and real estate agent, happy parents of a teenager in full rebellion against her mother. An ordinary life until Elsa suddenly disappears. Alerted, the gendarmerie quickly put in place the disturbing disappearance protocol. Terribly anxious, father and daughter collapse downright on discovering that the nice mother of the family is not the one she claims. Secrets, lies and false identity: if the principle of changing your life to escape your past has already been seen, the plot remains well put together and keeps its promises.
The Abyss (France 2): what is the series worth with Sara Mortensen and Gil Alma broadcast this Wednesday February 8?
Scenery and natural landscapes are also part of the strong points of this fiction. Impossible indeed to miss the environment in which the characters evolve. Head for Saint-Chamas, in the Bouches-du-Rhône, its Pont de l’Horloge suspended above the town, usually inaccessible but open to the film crew, and its Royal Powder Factory, where cartridges and ammunition were manufactured . The Château de Calissanne and its Grand Canyon-like park served as the setting for the family estate. Without forgetting the village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, where this friendly family lives peacefully before it explodes. As for the turquoise lake bordered by white sand whose aerial views invite you to travel, it is the lake of Sainte-Croix in the Gorges du Verdon.
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