La forêt

Mini-série télévisée
2017
TV-MA
52m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

14 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

3 977

610

Sixteen-year-old Jennifer disappears one night from her village in the Ardennes. Captain Gaspard Deker leads the investigation with local cop Virginie Musso, who knew the girl well. They are helped by Eve, a lonely and mysterious woman.

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Crime Drama

Jennifer, 16 ans, disparaît une nuit de son village dans les Ardennes. Le capitaine Gaspard Deker mène l'enquête avec Virginie Musso, une flic locale qui connaissait bien la jeune fille.Jennifer, 16 ans, disparaît une nuit de son village dans les Ardennes. Le capitaine Gaspard Deker mène l'enquête avec Virginie Musso, une flic locale qui connaissait bien la jeune fille.Jennifer, 16 ans, disparaît une nuit de son village dans les Ardennes. Le capitaine Gaspard Deker mène l'enquête avec Virginie Musso, une flic locale qui connaissait bien la jeune fille.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,2/10

14 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

3 977

610

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Anecdotes
During the scene where Thierry apologizes to Dr.Mendel, there is a six foot tall pot plant in the back left corner behind Thierry.

Gaffes
On the child's grave, Nathan, it says born 1988- passed away 1988. But during Thierry Rouget's questioning later in the episode, we learned that the baby died on an April 4th 1988 at the age of 11 months. Meaning he had to be born in May 1987, and not 1988.

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8/10

Well-crafted Slow Burner

This is a slow burner of a police procedural. But it's a pleasant surprise that this series is more than this.

The viewer has to be patient at the slow pace as Capt. Decker (Samuel Labarthe) and Virginie Musso pursue leads cautiously in the village that will lead to the killer.

Films, sometimes, have a viewers' pet peeve. In this film, one such character exists. And this is Virginie. There's no back story of Maya and Virginie that justifies why Virginie is so hysterical and frantic about the disappearance of Maya. It's understandable that mothers will react this way but her portrayal as the grieving, disconsolate mother is not convincing; it comes across as contrived.

This is also Eve Mendel's story. We root for her as she helps the police in their investigation, and when an important information about her past surfaces. The viewer hopes that her story will really have a happy ending.

Cinematography is splendid. The panoramic views of the wide expanse of the Ardennes are great. The locale (Montfaucon) is a quaint little town with a lovely river.