Watch, dramedy directed by Emmanuel Poulain-Arnaud, makes its TV debut on Canal+ on Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 9:10 p.m.. Led by Audrey Fleurot and Dany Boon, the film follows two separated parents who must pool their resources when their son learns he is losing his sight. After its 2025 cinema release, this broadcast spotlights a French feature centered on family, illness, and the memories of the final moments to share.
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Film | 2025
Television broadcast: Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 9:10 PM on Canal+
Theatrical release: September 17, 2025
Dramedy | Duration: 1h31
Directed by Emmanuel Poulain-Arnaud | Starring Audrey Fleurot, Dany Boon, Ewan Bourdelles
Nationality: France
The story kicks off from a deeply intimate, very concrete situation: Chris and Antoine, divorced and at odds, learn that their 16-year-old son has a rare illness that will blind him. Their response? A carefully organized trip to give him one last, memorable swirl of visual memories.
Emmanuel Poulain-Arnaud said he was personally touched by the script, resonating with his family history and his own relationship with illness. The film was developed in collaboration with the National Institute for Blind Youth, drawing on extensive documentation from patients, ophthalmologists and psychologists. This documentary foundation grounds the story in medical reality, without reducing it to that aspect.
Filming in the Landes also helps define the film’s identity. Chosen for its light and the role of surfing in the story, the region follows the teenage character’s journey. The director and cinematographer Nicolas Gaurin crafted a visual progression in which the image grows brighter as the protagonist moves closer to darkness, a bold stylistic choice he frames as central to the feature’s staging.
The trailer confirms a delicate balance between family tension, road-bound journeys, and moments of relief. It leans less on melodrama and more on how this family strives to rebuild their connection under pressure. The decision to cast Ewan Bourdelles as Milo, following a lengthy casting process, embodies this search for a direct tone and a natural on-screen presence.
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