In HPI Season 3 Episode 3, airing this Thursday, May 25 on TF1, Morgan (Audrey Fleurot) and Inspector Karadek (Mehdi Nebibu) join forces again to work on the murder of Naima, a 20-year-old rising star. from French rap.
While investigating, they discover that the singer has recorded a new song called “Bledigirl”. And listening to the lyrics, the red-haired consultant understands that the song is not only about rape, but also about incest.
hearing the words “Moon, sun, weather”, Morgan surely understands that the title refers to the fairy tale Peau d’âne. The song also refers to Jean Marais and Catherine Deneuve, who starred in the Jacques Deme adaptation released in the 70s.
A tale that tells the story of a young woman who hides to avoid having to marry her father, Morgan claims that Naima is a victim of incest. Of course, when they investigate, they will realize that the story is much more complicated than that.
Where can I see the film Peau d’âne?
A modern interpretation of Charles Perrault’s fairy tale, Peau d’âne is a musical film written and directed by Jacques Demy, to whom we are indebted, namely The Demoiselles of Rochefort and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and Catherine Deneuve.
With a pop aesthetic that combines a magical atmosphere and colorful boldness, this work celebrated an entire generation and remains a timeless classic that appeals to parents and children alike, despite some of the more mature aspects of the story.
If you’ve never seen the film and Morgan Alvaro’s description in HPI made you want to discover it, you’ll be happy to know that it’s available starting May 15 on Netflix.
The American platform has indeed made the Jacques Demi film available to subscribers, as well as Les Umbrellas de Cherbourg and Les Demoiselles de Rochefort, two of the director’s other classics.
Catch a new unaired episode of HPI Season 3 on Thursday 1st June from 9.10pm on TF1. For the most impatient, the entire season is now available to preview on MyTF1 Max.
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