Skam France

I watched the Norwegian version when it came out and I loved it and I was obviously very excited about the remakes and after watching the French one let me tell you that it's amazing. I'm on the third season now and I'm just in love with the acting, the changes they made everything. Go watch it!!

The first two seasons were quite good, although a bit too close to the original even if the differences in characterization were significant. The third season on the other hand is nothing short of extraordinary. The team has been granted creative freedom and the show finally exploits its potential to the fullest by creating its own mythology and symbolism. The lighting is exquisite and the music choices are very effective. As for the acting, Axel Auriant and Maxence Danet Fauvel are simply brillant. But more importantly Skam France is doing a great job at portraying French teenagers truthfully which is something lacking in French television! I am very excited for season four and really hope the show will get to have a few more seasons.

They are absolutely killing it with this third season ! Honestly I was a bit lukewarm about the two first season as they were pretty much a copy of the original. But they're blowing everything out of the water this season - the acting is incredible, the chemistry, the filming...all levelled up like whoa...they've changed enough of the character dynamics to make it feel fresh, developed their own symbolism...it's super intense and the characters feel like their own. They've managed to keep me at the edge of my seat. I really love it.

Full 10 for me. Yes the first season was good but not great. Second season was lovely and I fell in love with the characters. But season 3 is a whole other level. Its so beautifully done and the acting is amazing, and the music choice is lovely. I tell everyone to watch it because I just takes up most of the space in my brain because its THAT GOOD!

10/10 will always recommend.

Skam France is part of a great revolution in European TV, bringing a fresh breath into "teenage" dramas. It's so raw and real without compromising its poetic and aesthetic dimensions. The format of the show really brings the viewer into the story and it does a wonderful job incorporating all the aspects of youth culture (instagram, messaging, all that jazz).