Handi Gang: TV movie with Alessandra Sublet and swimmer Theo Kurin on TF1 in May

A new career begins Alessandra Sublet On TF1 in May. A few days ago, the presenter of C’est Canteloup, who is currently on the jury of the show Mask Singer, said in an interview with Le Parisien that he is ending his presenter career to devote himself to comedy.

And on May 2, viewers will be able to witness her first steps as an actress, after Alessandra Sublet plays one of the main roles in the TV movie. Handy-gangWhich will be aired on the front page that evening at 9:10 p.m., and it will also be worn by a disabled swimmer. Theo KurinWhich we have already seen acting test at Vestiaires and Plus belle la vie.

Realized Stephanie Pilonka (Learn to love, I will go to the end of my dreams), accustomed to the social stories of humanity, Handy Gang tells the story of Sam, a high school student like all young people his age, or almost because he is in a wheelchair.

Sam lives with his mother, Nina, who has always raised him alone and dedicated his life to him. The arrival of Vincent, the new student, will change everything. This newcomer is aware of Sam for all the injustices that surround him and his group of friends, namely from Lilas, “Aspi” (autistic Asperger), Tommy, a deaf person, or even Leander, who does not see.

Together they form a gang that condemns lack of access and experiences their daily lives. Do not feel victimized, they want to raise awareness with a strong blow. But Nina worries when she sees that her son is rebelling because this “gang” and their actions could endanger Sam’s future.

Until then they had nothing against each other, Nina and her son no longer understand each other. The single mother then faces a dilemma: to intervene in Sam’s life like any mother, or to leave her free to think about her …

Adapted from the novel by Cara Zina, for example, by Richard-Serrano and Karine Spruzkuski, Handy Gang also includes Samira Lachhab, Esther Walding and Arthur Legrand, all three well-known admirers. Tomorrow belongs to us, but also Bruno Volkovich (Sam) and Victor Lefebvre (La Faute à Rousseau), who play actors alongside Alessandra Sublet and Theo Curin, nicknamed Nina and Sam.

Stephanie Pilonka’s episode will be broadcast on May 2 at 11:00 pm on TF1 Documentary Theo Kurin: My Difference, My Strength, directed by Sophie Lesage and narrated by Dennis Brogniard. A new program featuring a 21-year-old swimmer who had four limbs amputated due to lightning meningitis that occurred at the age of 6 recalls his history and travels, especially through his personal archive.