Zone Interdite: what is the theme of the show on Sunday, October 30?

Launched for the first time on the antenna of M6 in 1993, the magazine Restricted zone has now become one of the most essential programs on the channel run by Nicolas de Tavernost. Issued alternately with the magazine Capital, the show will be back for a new issue on Sunday October 30, 2022, from 9:05 p.m. on M6. As a reminder, several emblematic figures of the French audiovisual landscape have succeeded in presenting Zone Interdite over the years. Bernard de la Villardière, Anne-Sophie Lapix, Mélissa Theuriau, or even Wendy Bouchard embodied this magazine, which has now been presented by Ophélie Meunier since 2016.

This week, the Zone Interdite teams took an interest in the return of the French to the countryside. “It’s a figure that makes you dizzy: one in two villages no longer has a business in our country. And yet one in three French people lives in a town of less than 3,500 inhabitants. Desertification has been going on for decades. But there is hope because, discreetly, French people have chosen to revive these corners of France. Initiatives are multiplying, challenges for some, life changes for others and for all these villages, a tremendous rebirth. Near Lyon (Rhône), to prevent his father’s farm from sinking, Amandine, 30, has decided to change her life. She left her job as a notary to revolutionize her father’s farm. Wheat producer and poultry farmer, the farmer has a hard time living from his profession“, said M6 in a press release.

Forbidden Zone: zoom on rural France

“So the young woman wants to bet everything on direct sales and the short circuit, by opening a grocery store on the farm. A challenge for this young mother who is going sacrifice family life time to save his father’s business and help the surrounding farmers. In Lingreville (Manche), between fields of carrots and salads, Éric Michigan is betting on an amazing product to create jobs: whirlpool baths. The entrepreneur has embarked on the production of 100% French spas and manufactured in the countryside: the hull comes from Dol-de-Bretagne (Ille-et-Vilaine), the metal parts from Villedieu-les-Poêles (Manche), everything is assembled in its Normandy factory. To make himself known, he must tour the fairs. But the lover of the countryside will come up against an unexpected obstacle: the difficulty of hiring“, added the chain.

“Sylvain, 29, is a medical student in Dijon (Côte-d’Or). He chose to do his internships in rural areas to later settle in the Morvan. It must be said that the Nièvre is one of the worst medical deserts in France. Since 2010, the department has lost a quarter of its doctors. But the young practitioner has above all decided to bring other young people to his territory. Discovery weekends, trips to medical faculties, rural boarding school, he praises the assets of the countryside. It also tries to recreate a social fabric. Two years ago, he bought a bar and now organizes concerts and dance parties. A breath of fresh air for the youth of Morvan. But sometimes these initiatives disturb the tranquility of these municipalities. In Lozère, Pied-de-Bornes is coming back to life thanks to a handful of new arrivals: cooperative grocery store, inn restaurant, processing workshop project and bakery… But the village is at the heart of a dispute between old and new rural“, finally concluded M6.

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