In the Mopte region of Mali, Lt. Gen. Anaei Colette’s unit, located under Operation Barkhan, is dedicated to tracking down terrorists. But the ambush with dramatic consequences is reviving tensions between the military and the Malian population, who are increasingly accepting the French presence.
In a country where armed terrorist groups are multiplying in the midst of badly extinguished conflicts, the French army must draw up a difficult account, the challenge of which is to avoid declaring a caliphate in the Sahel.
After Cheyenne and Lola, the Devils, The Name of the Rose and The Opera, OCS opens the curtain on its new original series. Baptized Sentinels, he sinks us into a mall, a center of action, risk and commitment. Just to meet the 22nd Infantry Regiment we have a meeting, an operation dedicated to the hunt for terrorists in the middle of Barkhan.
Led by Lieutenant Anna Colette, this section is run by sophisticated, attractive individuals who quickly illuminate the screen. We find Julien Ravale, a hothead crushed by a prominent figure of his father’s general; Martial Mendy, a far-sighted idealist who opposes reality on the ground; Jibril Saad, a young soldier who enlisted after the Bataklan attacks, or even Philippe Lefort, an officer who was constantly torn between his missions and his morals.
On March 20, during the 12th edition of the Series Mania Festival, the Sentinels mark the first major in series history since the Mali War had never been handled before. An unprecedented fact, thanks to its two creators and authors, Thibaut Valetux (Totems) and Frédéric Crévine (French village), supported by Jean-Philippe Amaré (Gears).
On the screen we meet Pauline Parigott (brothers with guns, ghosts), Louis Perez (How I Became a Superhero, Germinal), Biran Ba (Prayer, Paris, etc.), Yannick Koirat (Victor Hugo, The Injured Man), as well as Vanessa Fonte (Engren) Rousseau (L’Etabli) and many other flawless talents in their form.
The whole 7 episodes, which masterfully combine the reality on the ground, challenges
About the conflict, the maneuvers behind the scenes and the human aspects of the soldiers.
Find Sentinels in full from April 5, 2022, exclusively at OCS.
Source: allocine
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