Louise Bernard
The project finally materializes. A year after being announced, a mini-fiction will be broadcast from the start of the school year on the talk show “C à vous”, presented by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine on France 5. This 2.5-minute pastille will tell the misadventures of a young 39-year-old mother who is determined to make a success of her life after having suffered a few setbacks.
This is a novelty that was unveiled by the newspaper Le Parisien-Today in France. The daily talk show It’s up to youpresented by Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine since 2017, will broadcast each day, from the start of the school year, a 2.5-minute segment entitled I was at this. This fiction is described as “funny and whimsical”.
Zoé will recount “her disappointments with humor”
She follows “the misadventures of a free young mother in her time”, according to The Parisian. At 39, the protagonist “has experienced a few setbacks” but is determined to “succeed in life”. But, “between his aspirations and his daily life, there will be some adjustments to be made”. In each episode, the young woman will recount “her disappointments with humor”. The actress chosen to embody the program is Zoé Bruneau, little known to the general public. She recently appeared in Mikhaël Hers’ latest film, passengers of the night, where she plays the role of the history teacher.
One year for the project to materialize
This light and humorous pastille was produced by 3e œil productions, a subsidiary of the Mediawan group. Note that a short fiction had already been announced last fall in It’s yours. In the end, it took a year for the project to materialize.