[Arte] An entertaining and fresh twist on detective stories that mixes the French polar with "Murder she wrote", "Misery" and "The name of the rose", which it directly mentions. But this load of influences and references not only doesn't harm it but also surrounds it in a timeless atmosphere, which provides an aspect of a classic how that builds equally interesting plots. There is good character writing, especially in the relationship between the policeman Louvetot and the novelist David Rosseau, who returns twelve years after starring the film "Poupoupidou" (Gérald Hustache-Mathieu, 2011).
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[Arte] An entertaining and fresh twist on detective stories that mixes the French polar with "Murder she wrote", "Misery" and "The name of the rose", which it directly mentions. But this load of influences and references not only doesn't harm it but also surrounds it in a timeless atmosphere, which provides an aspect of a classic how that builds equally interesting plots. There is good character writing, especially in the relationship between the policeman Louvetot and the novelist David Rosseau, who returns twelve years after starring the film "Poupoupidou" (Gérald Hustache-Mathieu, 2011).