Running on France 3 on March 15, “Face to Face” combines Cairo Borrotra and Constance in Gay’s new police comedy, where a judge and a policeman find themselves half-sisters. A successful bet in the opinion of critics?
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Justin Ramo, a magistrate investigator, and Vanessa Tanselin, the head of the SRPJ in Strasbourg, do not know each other. Methods, character, goals: everything goes against them. However, they will have to work and live together … When their father dies, they turn out to be half-sisters and neighbors. Through an investigation at the News Center, this will be played out face to face.
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What does the press think …
According to Télé 7 Jours:
Reusing Detective Series Codes to Bring the Winds of Modernity: It’s a successful bet on this novelty in which Claire Borrotra and Constance Gay create a sister duo that is both attractive and shiny. 4/5
According to Tele Z:
The explosive duo, Claire Borrotra and Constance Gay, both work perfectly well from the start, in this spiritually legal comedy. The personal aspects of the two heroines are distorted in the stories. 4/5
According to Le Parisien:
Vanessa Tanselin, an obsessed policeman, a voluntarily loud free spirit, plays Constance Gay, a real ball of energy (…) Justin Ramo, a magistrate determined to try criminals, an expert in murder response. Interpreted by a particularly tasty Claire Borrotra (…). These two sisters, we can not wait for them next week. 4/5
According to the South West:
“Face to face” does not bring revolution in the field of court and police series. Like many of the latter, each episode is dedicated to a specific occasion and the personal lives of these heroines are a common theme. But we will quickly get this new tandem because it fits perfectly. 3.5 / 5
According to Télé Loisirs:
The corpse shown from the first moment, the suspect, who directly blames himself, was immediately found by investigators His lie: In the ocean of detective series, “Face to Face” promises to stand out in a very lively tone, as well as in an unusual way of committing a crime. The duo of Claire Borrotra and Constance Gay promise a lot of comic relief. 3/ 5
According to Telerama:
When the frame is rigid, the quality is in the details. Here, even the secondary characters are carefully drawn, from the sympathetic clergyman to the deaf girl (…) in the court-police register, Face à face does not claim to be realistic. But thanks to its attention to the small touch that gives the drawing richness, this fascinating series is not devoid of thickness. 3/5
According to Le Figaro:
Despite the dynamism and novelty of Claire Borrotra and Constance Gay in her duet, the result is a disturbing molasses: the allegory lacks sophistication and suggests that it goes too far beyond the boundaries of faith in a world that remains overly Cartesian. 2/5
Source: allocine
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