Tonight on TV: But what happened to young Vic de la Boom? Sophie Marceau knows the answer…

If you’re a fan of Sophie Marceau (who’s back for the sequel to one of her biggest hits) and adore her at La Boum, then this Tuesday night is for you!

TFX has a really good idea to deliver L’Étudiante, which to us almost feels like a third part of Vicky’s adventures, especially since it’s Claude Pinot, the director of the two films. BoomWho is behind the camera!

In this delicious romantic comedy, Sophie Marceau Plays Valentine, a student who is preparing for a literature essay and has little time to think about love. One evening she meets Edward (Vincent Lyndon), a musician.

A difficult schedule keeps the couple apart, but Valentin is very much in love, and on the day of Aggregi, under the guise of a presentation about Moliere, he sends her a message of love…

A romantic comedy full of charm studentReleased in theaters in 1988, it’s certainly a bit kitschy and its plot is sometimes “phoned in”, but it’s hard to resist this fun, light, sensitive and often melancholic film.

And then there’s this apparent alchemy between Sophie Marceau and A Vincent Lyndon who got his first major role there.

An unforgettable blow that will hit you in the head!

And finally, how can we not mention the unforgettable hit of this romantic comedy: You call it loveDesigned by the great Vladimir Cosmas and performed by Caroline Kruger? Once you get it in your head, this song will never let you go!

Almost 1.6 million French viewers went to find out student in theaters. A great success that confirmed the growing popularity Sophie Marceau for the general public. What if you spent New Years with him?

tonight on TFX at 8:35 p.m.

The trailer for Sophie Marceau’s latest film “A Woman of Our Time”: