With the change in media chronology regulations, Canal+ can now broadcast films six months after their theatrical release. This is the case for one of the flagship French films of 2021, but it is already leaving MyCanal.
In official selection at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, awarded the César des lycéens last February and fueling conversations since its release for its hot topic, Bac Nord is undoubtedly a film that has not gone unnoticed.
This feature film, a real punch, is freely inspired by the scandal that shattered the Marseille Anti-Crime Brigade in 2012. Led by François Civil, Gilles Lellouche and Karim Leklou, Bac Nord follows three BAC police officers who, for lack of means, end up crossing the yellow line in order to fight crime and drug trafficking in the northern districts of Marseille.
Directed by Cédric Jimenez, who wrote the screenplay with Audrey Diwan (L’Evènement), Bac Nord brought back more than 2.2 million spectators when it was released, a nice performance for a year 2021 marked by a significant drop in attendance. rooms. French viewers continued to vote for the film on AlloCiné, ranking it among the 10 best films of 2021.
Broadcast on Canal+ and available for streaming on the MyCanal platform since February 18 – just six months after its theatrical release, thanks to the new regulations on media chronology – Bac Nord will only be available until March 31 . So you have a little over a week left to (re)watch one of the best French films of 2021!