Speakerine
July 1962. Christine Beauval, star speaker of the RTF, is a fulfilled woman who leads her life as a wife and mother, as well as an ambitious professional career. But in the spotlight, when she should speak, her body suddenly falls, bloody. A few days earlier, her husband Pierre was appointed head of Mondovision by his friend Eric Jauffret, Minister of Information.
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Plot Summary
Set in 1940s Paris, Speakerine tells the story of a young woman named Simone who dreams of becoming a radio announcer during a tumultuous period. As France faces occupation, Simone navigates personal ambition and the political realities of the time. The series explores her journey to achieve her professional goals amidst the significant historical events unfolding around her.
Critical Reception
Speakerine received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its historical accuracy and the performances of its lead actors. The series was commended for its engaging narrative that balanced personal drama with the broader context of World War II. Audiences appreciated the glimpse into a specific professional world during a significant historical era.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its compelling portrayal of a woman's ambition in historical context.
- Noted for strong performances, particularly by Mathilde Seigner.
- Appreciated for its atmospheric depiction of wartime Paris and the burgeoning radio industry.
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Fun Fact
The series was filmed on location in various historical sites in and around Paris to authentically capture the atmosphere of the 1940s.
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