"I Am Sick", "From Adventure to Adventure", "The Red Balloons", as well as "The Little Women of Pigalle" and "Woman, Woman, Woman"... Throughout his illustrious career, Serge Lama has consistently delivered hit after hit. Hailing from Bordeaux, the singer has released around twenty studio albums since launching his career in 1964.
Widely regarded as one of France's most popular singers since the late 1960s, Serge Lama — born Serge Chauvier — bid an emotional farewell during the Victoires de la Musique awards ceremony in February 2023. At 80 years old, the singer remarked: "This might be the last time tonight that I see a standing ovation from the audience. And it’s probably the final one, because as you know, I’m calling it quits.
In 2026, fans of this iconic figure in French music will finally be able to see him on the big screen. A biopic simply titled "Serge Lama - The Documentary Film" is set for release in theaters on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, coinciding with the singer's birthday. This official documentary biopic dedicated to Serge Lama is directed and produced by David Serero, known for creating several documentaries about figures such as Christian Clavier, Hélène Grimaud, and Richard Orlinski.
Charting over 60 years of career, artistic triumphs, and personal battles, the documentary promises to be "a heartfelt tribute to the artist, offering an unprecedented journey into his career — from his timeless successes to his most intimate moments." Fans will have the chance to see exclusive interviews with Serge Lama, as well as insights from notable figures in music, culture, and media, including Lara Fabian, Julien Clerc, Michel Drucker, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Nana Mouskouri, Nikos Aliagas, and others like Bénabar and Orlando.
Mark your calendars for February 11, 2026, when the official documentary film dedicated to Serge Lama hits theaters.
