After only two evenings of broadcasting, 6ter announced the deprogramming of the Turkish series Une Femme due to a disastrous audience. Released by Ozge Ozpirinci on Saturday, July 2, this dramatic fiction tells the story of Bahari, a young single mother who finds herself alone with her two children after the accidental death of her husband 4 years earlier.
Despite his efforts to provide for them, he finds it difficult to provide them with decent living conditions. An ironer in a textile workshop, doing odd jobs, but the financial situation is not improving. He then has to fight for survival in the underprivileged areas of Istanbul while dealing with troubling events from his family’s past.
Presented by the channel as a summer family saga, Une Femme unfortunately failed to find its audience in France, leading to its deprogramming from this Saturday, July 16. The series would indeed record a nearly 100% drop in target women, who are responsible for purchases under the age of 50, compared to the previous month.
Catastrophic figures that forced the channel of the M6 group to withdraw Une Femme from its antennas to offer the program Vive le Camping, hosted by Élodie Gossuin.
For those who want to discover the end of the adventures of Bahari and her two children, the first season of Une Femme is now available on the Salto streaming platform.
Source: allocine
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