The series “La Maison d’en face”, with Julie de Bona, Marc Ruchmann, Caterina Murino, and Thierry Neuvic, continues this evening on M6. Has the press let itself be enchanted by this thriller which mixes manipulation, swinging, and thriller?
What is it about ?
In search of a new beginning, Eve and Yanis, who are the happy parents of a baby girl barely a month old, put their suitcases in a suburban house located in a street that seems to be everything there is. more peaceful. But one night, their life changes. Following a tragic accident, their baby dies suddenly.
Broken, they will try to rebuild themselves and will find support from their neighbors opposite, Livia and Stéphane. A special bond between the two couples is not long in being created: they share their sorrows, their joys… and soon much more. Until a point of no return so no one will come out unscathed.
The house oppositedirected by Lionel Bailliu and written by Déborah Hadjedj and Lionel Bailliu based on the Dutch series Nieuwe Buren.
With Julie de Bona, Marc Ruchmann, Caterina Murino, Thierry Neuvic, Antoine Duléry, Jean-Stan du Pac…
Every Tuesday at 9:10 p.m. on M6 and already available in full on Salto
What the press think…
According to Télé Loisirs:
“The performances of the four main actors prove to be worthy of these sinuous and delicate intrigues. The sunny Julie de Bona manages marvelously to transmit at the same time all the fragility and the determination of her character.” 4/5
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According to Télé 7 Jours:
“Between manipulations, betrayals and secrets, this thriller plunges us into a rather unhealthy spiral. Despite some lengths, the key asset remains the cast. Caterina Murino in the lead, but also Julie de Bona, in an unexpected role.” 3.5/5
According to TV Cable Sat:
“The construction skilfully cultivates the revelations. The interpretation is as natural as it is endearing. Despite its unfortunately flat production, this thriller is undeniably effective.” 3.5/5
According to TV Star:
“A hazy and unsettling psychological thriller with finely distilled suspense.” 3.5/5
According to Le Parisien:
“We would have liked the pain of young parents to have more space to express themselves, for the intrigue between the neighboring couples to seem a little less out of the hat. There remain convincing actors and a setting crime scene, always effective.” 3/5
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According to Le Figaro:
“The first episode exposes a plot à la Roman Polanski carried by seductive characters. its authors. And in fact, the story to its characters. There are added sidekicks that are not all useful, a pair of cops that are not very interesting, a superficial sorority, a notorious lack of stakes, characters without depth and digressions so strong that they weigh down the whole.” 2/5
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