Julien arruti

Le Marsupilami: the explosive trailer for Philippe Lacheau's film finally unveiled

Philippe Lacheau unveils the trailer for Le Marsupilami, an adventure comedy starring Jamel Debbouze and Jean Reno, in theaters February 4, 2026.

Les Enfants de la Résistance: Christophe Barratier's new adventure in theaters in 2026

Adapted from the comic book by Vincent Dugomier and Benoît Ers, Les Enfants de la Résistance by Christophe Barratier will be released in theaters on February 11, 2026, starring Lucas Hector and Gérard Jugnot.

Babysitting 2 on Netflix: the tropical sequel to the hit comedy

Babysitting 2, a comedy by Philippe Lacheau and Nicolas Benamou starring Alice David and Vincent Desagnat, arrives on Netflix on August 15, 2025 after its release in 2015.

30 jours max on Netflix: police comedy starring Tarek Boudali

30 jours max, Tarek Boudali's crime comedy starring Philippe Lacheau and Julien Arruti, arrives on Netflix on August 14, 2025 after its release in 2020.

Somnambule: Tarek Boudali mixes comedy and mystery in his new film

Somnambule, directed by Tarek Boudali and starring Alice David, Philippe Lacheau, and Gérard Jugnot, will be released in theaters on February 3, 2027. An absurd and fast-paced police comedy.

Les Enfoirés 2025 on TF1: here's the list of the 53 artists taking part in the show

Les Enfoirés made a comeback from January 14 to 20 for a new edition organized this year at the Sud de France Arena in Montpellier. In anticipation of the show's broadcast on TF1 this Friday, March 7, discover the list of the 53 artists on stage, once again mobilized for the Restos du Cœur!

[TV] Tarek Boudali's comedy 3 Jours Max premieres on Canal+: Our opinion

The sequel to 30 Jours Max, 3 Jours Max continues the adventures of Rayane, the worst policeman ever. Directed by Tarek Boudali, the film premieres on Canal+ this Friday, May 3, 2024.

Nicky Larson et le Parfum de Cupidon, tonight on M6 : review and trailer

After years of absence on our TV screens, the private detective Nicky Larson, hero of our childhood, returns. Philippe Lacheau has adapted the cartoon into a movie, "Nicky Larson and the Secret of Cupid", a comedy in which he plays the lead role. To discover on television this Friday, February 3, on M6.