Visions: The event series with Louane is now fully available before its airing on TF1

Since its inception, Salto has offered many new series such as A Million Little Things, and simply, Sex and the City, or more recently Chuck, which continues the bloody adventures of the famous killer dolls.

But the platform also relies heavily on reviews of French fiction, such as the daily soap operas that have been posted online in advance of two episodes, or the new seasons of HPI and Candice Renoir that are already available. Before their next broadcast on TF1 and France 2. .

In the same vein, Salto subscribers can now discover All Visions, a new series of TF1 events starring Luan and Sufian Guerraib (Lupine) that will air on Monday, May 16th.

Directed by Akim Isker (Nobody’s Child) This six-episode mini-series, which spins between thriller, thriller and fantasy, begins with the disappearance of a little girl at a birthday party. Eight-year-old Diego, meanwhile, reveals strange visions that warn the Gendarmerie Captain in charge of the investigation, Romain, and especially his companion, the young psychologist Sarah. What if what Diego sees or paints is related to this disappearance?

Then a special connection will be established between Sarah and Diego. Especially since the little boy is also related to a young woman because he knows something about her past that only Sarah needs to know. The past, which the post-traumatic shock completely erased from his memory and which will suddenly come to the surface.

A few weeks ago, as part of the CANNESERIES festival, Visions will present a good actress, including Sufia Guerraib and Luan, who starred in the series, Jean-Higi Angled, Anna Marivini, Max Buble, Marie-Anne Casta, Julien Boisellier, Robin And young Leon Durier as Little Diego.

In terms of script, the series can rely on Jeanne Le Gilo and Bruno Degas Know-How, two authors in French television fashion who owe it to Le Tueur du lac, Red Wedding, they are 10, Gloria and Manipulations. With Marine Delterme, who aired on France 2 earlier this year.

Not surprisingly, they weave a rather fascinating story that multiplies false props and questions and should fascinate fans of TV thrillers thanks to its unique atmosphere and elaborate aesthetics. But Visions also owes much to its two headliners, Luan and Sufia Guerab, who form an effective police-psychic duo that must unite the couple’s life and the investigation that captures them both.