Meurtres à Lille

Téléfilm
2018
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1h 35min

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Annelise Hesme and Loup-Denis Elion in Meurtres à Lille (2018)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRoubaix is host city to an exhibition of the work of Victor Maurin, one of the most famous sculptors of nearby Lille. A few hours prior to the launch of the event, one of the sculptures star... Tout lireRoubaix is host city to an exhibition of the work of Victor Maurin, one of the most famous sculptors of nearby Lille. A few hours prior to the launch of the event, one of the sculptures starts to bleed. The artist's corpse is found inside.Roubaix is host city to an exhibition of the work of Victor Maurin, one of the most famous sculptors of nearby Lille. A few hours prior to the launch of the event, one of the sculptures starts to bleed. The artist's corpse is found inside.

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While the film was given the title "Murder in Lille 2" in the USA, it is not in fact a sequel to the film given the title "Murder in Lille" there, Les crimes silencieux (2017).

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8/10

I loved this!

This was such a great episode that I watched it again the next night. It had a great cast, beautiful location and intriguing plot. Of course, we have come to expect that from most of the episodes of this excellent show!

I did love the focus on art in this episode, both the dark side of a character trait so romanticized and the beauty and difficulty of operating a gallery.

The most wonderful part of this episode is the relationship between the two lead characters. I won't spill anything... just see it!

I watched this show on a streaming service called Hoopla which shows many of the MhZ network shows. It is a service you get through your public library and watch on a Roku or on your computer. Ask at your library if they have the service. Another fantastic show I watched on Hoopla was Captain Marleau. Please ignore the goofy art they put on the show title!