Sœurs, a new French mini-series led by Lola Dewaere and Nicolas Gob, will be available in full on france.tv starting Friday, September 25, 2026. Its TV debut will follow on France 2, Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 9:10 p.m. This four-episode, 52-minute thriller centers on an identity swap that descends into tragedy.
Elodie and Elisabeth are twin sisters with radically different lives. Tired of their everyday routine, they revisit a childhood game and decide to swap lives for a few hours. But during that evening, Elodie, posing as Elisabeth, is murdered.
Haunted by guilt, Elisabeth decides to stay close to her sister’s world and hold on to her own identity to uncover how she died. What starts as a covert inquiry becomes a deep dive into the secrets and hidden corners of a twin she thought she knew. The series fuses investigation, lies, and questions about the double, with the protagonist constantly at risk of being unmasked.
Lola Dewaere, who is also starring in the series Astrid et Raphaëlle, plays the twin sisters Élisabeth Romero and Élodie Pinel. Nicolas Gob, seen notably in Les Crevettes pailletées, portrays Valentin Pinel. The cast also includes Mathilde Weil, Laetitia Vercken, Adèle Galloy, Amaury de Crayencour, Jessy Salomée Ugolin, Jérémie Covillault, Vincent Heneine, Thierry Desroses and Éric Pucheu.
Written by Olivier Pouponneau and directed by Julie Rohart, Sœurs is produced by Bonne Pioche Story. The staging aims to harness the duality between the two sisters, their differences, and the deceptive reflections left by the vanished sister.
All four episodes will be available to binge on france.tv starting September 25. Viewers who prefer traditional broadcasting can catch the miniseries on France 2 starting September 30 at 9:10 p.m. The duration of the season’s availability on the platform has not yet been announced.
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