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Benjamin Voisin se mete en la piel del legendario chef (y espía). © Apple TV+

Apple TV+ ha presentado el primer tráiler y póster de su nueva serie francesa Carême, Chef de Reyes, dirigida por Martin Bourboulon (Los tres mosqueteros: D’Artagnan).

Basada en el libro Cooking for Kings: The Life of Antonin Carême, The First Celebrity Chef del historiador Ian Kelly (The King’s Man: La primera misión), Carême, Chef de Reyes sigue la extraordinaria vida de Antonin Carême (Benjamin Voisin), el primer cocinero del mundo en convertirse en una estrella, desde sus humildes comienzos en París hasta la cima del estrellato culinario en la Europa de Napoleón. Aunque su único sueño es convertirse en el chef más famoso del mundo, su talento y ambiciones atraen la atención de renombrados y poderosos políticos, que lo utilizan como espía para Francia. Decidido a escapar de la pobreza y cumplir su sueño, Carême puede...

Today, Apple TV+ unveiled the provocative trailer for the upcoming new French-language drama Carême, starring César Award winner Benjamin Voisin (Lost Illusions), César Award nominee Jérémie Renier (My Way), César Award winner Lyna Khoudri (Papicha), and Alice Da Luz (Hanami).

The series is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Martin Bourboulon (Les Trois Mousquetaires: D’Artagnan). “Carême” will make its global debut on Apple TV+ on April 30, 2025, with the first two episodes, followed by one episode weekly every Wednesday through June 11, 2025.

Carême follows the thrilling story of the world’s first celebrity chef, Antonin Carême (Voisin), who rose from humble beginnings in Paris to the height of culinary stardom in Napoleon’s Europe. While he dreams only of becoming the most famous chef in the world, his talent and ambitions attract the attention of renowned and powerful politicians, who use him as a spy for France.

Determined to escape poverty and fulfill his dream,...

Apple TV+ has given the greenlight to a second season of its debut German original Where’s Wanda?.

Starring Heike Makatsch (Love Actually) and Axel Stein (The Vault), the dark comedy follows the Klatts. Just as they thought their lives were finally returning to normal, their daughter Wanda (Lea Drinda) is caught seemingly red-handed, standing over a dead body. They will need to do everything in their power to prove her innocence and to avoid losing her again, as their investigation to find the real murderer takes them into the criminal underbelly of their sleepy suburban town.

Where’s Wanda? is produced by Germany’s UFA Fiction. It is one of a number of Apple TV+ non-English language shows, joining the likes of France’s La Maison and Spain’s You Would Do It Too. Yesterday, Apple launched Berlin ER, the German-language medical drama co-created by former emergency room physician-turned-screenwriter Samuel Jefferson.

Ginger and Fed has acquired French filmmaker Anissa Bonnefont’s La Scala: The Force Of Destiny, a behind-the-scenes immersive look at the Milan Opera House, and has revealed a first-look here at the EFM.

Produced by Federation Studios’ Myriam Weil and Mde Films’ Francesco Melzi d’Eril, the film follows preparation for the staging of Verdi’s opera as 900 people work to perfect the annual December 7 opening day performance. It is now in post.

“The film is designed for a theatrical cinema experience,” says Sabine Chemaly, head of international film sales at Ginger and Fed, part of Federation Studios. “The ambition is to reach opera lovers,...

Ginger and Fed has acquired French filmmaker Anissa Bonnefont’s La Scala: The Force Of Destiny, a behind-the-scenes immersive look at the Milan Opera House, and has revealed a first-look here at the EFM.

Produced by Federation Studios’ Myriam Weil and Mde Films’ Francesco Melzi d’Eril, the film follows preparation for the staging of Verdi’s opera as 900 people work to perfect the annual December 7 opening day performance. It is now in post.

“The film is designed for a theatrical cinema experience,” says Sabine Chemaly, head of international film sales at Ginger and Fed, part of Federation Studios. “The ambition is to reach opera lovers,...

Today, Apple TV+ shared a first look at Carême, the upcoming French-language drama starring César Award winner Benjamin Voisin, César Award nominee Jérémie Renier, César Award winner Lyna Khoudri and Alice Da Luz.

The series is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Martin Bourboulon. Carême will make its global debut on Apple TV+ on April 30, 2025, with the first two episodes, followed by one episode weekly every Wednesday through June 11, 2025.

Carême follows the thrilling story of the world’s first celebrity chef, Antonin Carême (Voisin), who rose from humble beginnings in Paris to the height of culinary stardom in Napoleon’s Europe.

While he dreams only of becoming the most famous chef in the world, his talent and ambitions attract the attention of renowned and powerful politicians who use him as a spy for France.

Determined to escape poverty and fulfill his dream, Carême can choose revenge, or he can have it all — women,...

Here’s a first look at Carême, Apple TV+’s French-language drama series about the world’s first celebrity chef. Check out more pics below.

Launching April 30, Carême comes from The Three Musketeers director Martin Bourboulon and feaetures French talent including César Award-winner Benjamin Voisin in the titular role and The French Dispatch star Lyna Khoudri.

The show sees the protagonist grasp fame and then so much more, as his talent and ambitions attract the attention of renowned and powerful politicians, who use him as a spy for France. Determined to escape poverty and fulfill his dream, Carême can choose revenge or he can have it all – women, wealth, fame – but at what cost?

Inspired by the book ‘Cooking for Kings: The Life of Antonin Carême, The First Celebrity Chef’ by historian and actor Ian Kelly, Carême is created by Kelly and Davide Serino. It is the latest high profile...

Apple TV+ has signed its first ever agreement with professional bodies representing the French audiovisual sector committing the platform to investment obligations in local and European productions.

The accord, which does not cover cinema, will see the platform adhere to obligations set out in France’s 2021 Smad decree governing investment quotas and media windows for all subscription-based, pay-per-view and free VOD services operating in the country.

Under the four-year agreement, Apple TV+ will invest 20% of its previous year’s net annual turnover in France in the development and production of European and French audiovisual works.

In addition, 70% of this commitment will be directed towards independent productions by French and European producers, who will then retain rights to the IP.

A clause on the diversity of investments in documentary and animation is also in works.

Professional animation, producer and distributor bodies AnimFrance, Satev, Sedpa, Spi, Uspa, and Sacd welcomed the deal.

The most recent Tribeca Festival Untold Stories winner Honeyjoon has lined up actors from Jackpot! and Call Me By Your Name as it films this fall in Portugal.

The independent comedy-drama, written and directed by Lilian T. Mehrel, stars Ayden Mayeri (Jackpot!, Mr. Throwback, I Love That For You), Amira Casar (La Maison, Call Me By Your Name, Sarah Bernhardt, La Divine) and José Condessa (Strange Way of Life, Turn of the Tide).

Honeyjoon follows the Kurdish-Persian Lela (Casar) and her American daughter June (Mayeri) as they travel to the Azores after a major loss, with different ideas about the trip, grief and, as Tribeca says, “June’s bikini.”

The Tribeca synopsis continues, “Between happy honeymooners, Woman Life Freedom and their hot philosophical tour guide João (Condessa), they find each other… coming back to life.”

Mehrel says of her cast, “It is a director’s dream to work with talent like Ayden,...

Alex Berger of “The Bureau” producer Top (The Oligarchs Productions), prolific Nigerian filmmaker Kunle Afolayan (“Aníkúlápó”) and Sydney Gallonde of Paris-based outfit Make it Happens Studios are among the headliners of the Salon International du Contenu Audiovisuel d’Abidjan (Sica), a three-day industry event that takes place Nov. 5 – 7 in Ivory Coast.

Now in its second year, Sica is an initiative of the Ivorian Ministry of Communication that looks to position Abidjan — the cultural and economic capital of the West African nation — as the hub of the film and TV industries in French-speaking Africa.

Organizers say the event also aims to open a “new era of innovative and diversified content” for local creators while establishing the host country as a “central platform for the promotion, development and distribution of African and international audiovisual content.”

More than 250 industry professionals are slated to attend this year’s edition, including producers, distributors, broadcasters and investors from 15 countries.

The 10th edition of Rome’s Mia Market wrapped on Friday with organizers recording a 10% bump in attendance over the 2023 edition, welcoming more than 2,800 participants from 60 countries to the Eternal City for five days of pitching sessions, panel discussions and heated debates over the current state of and future prospects for the global film and TV industries.

“Thanks to its strong identity and credibility, Mia has now earned an important place in the agendas of international operators,” said market director Gaia Tridente. “It is a unique curatorial market, a strategic player in the co-production market and a fundamental engine for the financing, distribution and circulation of works and talents.”

More than 600 projects took part in this year’s co-production market and pitching forum, a 20% spike from 2023, while greater geographical diversity was on display than ever before, with 90 countries represented — a 12.5% increase from the 80 nations represented last year.

Organizers also noted...

It’s been over a year since we said goodbye to the Roy family and their dysfunctional dealings on HBO’s top-tier “Succession,” and while we still have a Waystar RoyCo-sized hole in our hearts, there’s thankfully no shortage of workplace and family drama on our TVs, from “The Bear” to another recent HBO hit, “Industry,” which just wrapped up its third season with its water-cooler finale.

However, if your favorites are on hiatus and you’re looking for more industry drama for your days off, Apple TV+’s new French fashion drama “La Maison” is the perfect fit!

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Created by José Caltagirone and Valentine Milville, the French-language family drama takes place within a Paris-based high-fashion atelier, where two “illustrious, dysfunctional, and powerful rival families… vie for dominance in the cutthroat world of high fashion.” After century-old legendary haute couture...

Alright, I'm going to be real with you guys. This weekend it's a little limited on what new shows and premieres are coming. Though, there's still some great options. And that's also thanks to the many debuts we had earlier in the week. The weekend is going to be your best time to catch up on anything you missed, after all. Here's 6 shows to watch on streaming this weekend, Sept. 28 - Sept. 29, 2024.

Everybody Still Hates Chris - premiered on Comedy Central/Paramount+ Wednesday, Sept. 25Grotesquerie - premiered on FX/Hulu Wednesday, Sept. 25Midnight Family - premiered on Apple TV+ Wednesday, Sept. 25La Maison - episode 3 on Apple TV+ Friday, Sept. 27The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol - season 2 premiere on AMC Sunday, Sept. 29The Penguin - episode 2 on HBO/Max Sunday, Sept. 29 (shifted to new release day)

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I must admit I was quite disappointed by the first two episodes of La Maison, because the French drama was both convoluted and a little bit boring. However, I have to apologize for my earlier misconception because episode 3 has switched things up and finally put things into perspective. I was so confused about who Paloma was after seeing the first two episodes because the second one is titled “Nepo Baby,” and so my brain immediately thought she was Vincent’s child. However, I was so off the mark that the arrow didn’t even make it on the board. Episode 3 is all about Paloma’s role at the couture house and how she’s going to switch things up and save the Maison. We all know how complicated family businesses can be, but this family makes the fashion industry look worse than the political world, at least according to Vincent’s brother-in-law,...

La Maison is a new drama series that takes viewers into the stylish yet cutthroat world of high fashion. Created by José Caltagirone and Valentine Milville, the 10-episode, one-season show was released in 2024 exclusively on Apple TV+. At its center are two of Paris’s most prominent fashion houses, the old-guard Ledu and the larger luxury conglomerate Rovel, as their rivalry turns personal.

Ledu has been a leading name in the industry for generations, led by the esteemed yet arrogant Vincent Ledu. But when a viral video exposes Vincent’s racist remarks, he loses his position of power. Meanwhile, ambitious Diane Rovel sees an opportunity to acquire her rival’s esteemed brand for her growing luxury empire.

As the drama unfolds, family secrets emerge while new allegiances form. Perle Foster, Vincent’s former muse, rises to steer Ledu through turbulent waters. She brings on young upstart Paloma Castel, hoping her...

We may be one day away from officially welcoming the fall season, but it has already arrived as far as entertainment goes. So many great new shows are available to stream; you may have missed a few over the last week, so we’re here to help!

The weekend of Sept. 20 through Sept. 22 has something for everyone, I’m talking comedy, thrillers, you name it. Do you know what you’ll be watching? For your convenience, we are listing everything on streaming this week.

For starters, the past week saw the arrival of the anticipated American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez. It premiered with the first two episodes on Tuesday, Sept. 17, on FX, with both episodes available to stream on Hulu the next day. If you fell behind, head on over to Hulu so you’re caught up by the time episode 3 is out.

Another series TV fans have been waiting...

As a setting for a TV show, fashion is a little like the restaurant industry: a rich, untapped source of detail and conflict, hindered by the logistical complexity of bringing its insular world to the screen. And just as “The Bear” was preceded by a legion of competitive reality shows, plus a misbegotten adaptation of Anthony Bourdain’s “Kitchen Confidential” starring a young Bradley Cooper, the French drama “La Maison” is the latest of many attempts to make couture into compelling drama. “Project Runway” remains an unscripted institution, but recent scripted efforts have ranged from dutifully reverential (“Becoming Karl Lagerfeld”) to confoundingly inept.

Unlike these earlier series, which fictionalized the lives of icons like Yves Saint Laurent and Coco Chanel, “La Maison” gives itself the freedom to take liberties. Perhaps relatedly, it’s by far the strongest of the recent efforts to graft fashion onto entertainment. Created and showrun by...

The first two episodes of AppleTV+’s La Maison play out like it’s something that’s popped out of the late 2010s. Despite being a TV show about fashion set in Paris, the heart of haute couture, the actual clothing looks dated and drab. So, as you can imagine, rather than being about fashion itself, just like its predecessors (the gazillion fashion house biopics) this year, La Maison is more drama. The family feud is ridiculously boring, and there’s literally nothing that’ll keep you strapped to the seat for this one if you’re not keen on the dramatics. However, if you’re looking for a Succession meets Emily in Paris, then maybe La Maison will scratch that itch for you. This is certainly not prestige television, but at least you get to see some picturesque sights. With that said, I’ll stop rambling about how the...

La Maison is set to make its global debut with its first two episodes on Friday, September 20, 2024, on Apple TV+, with subsequent episodes released weekly on Fridays through November 15. This series offers a unique behind-the-scenes perspective on the contemporary world of high fashion, elegance, and luxury, with a focus on two powerful […]

La Maison Series Premiere September 20 on Apple TV+...

La Maison, Apple TV’s newest series, plunges viewers into the tumultuous world of Vincent Ledu, a renowned fashion designer whose family’s iconic couture house, Ledu, is teetering on the brink of collapse. Played by Lambert Wilson, Vincent is not only grappling with the pressure of maintaining his legacy but also facing a deeply personal betrayal.

His estranged brother, once a close confidant, has aligned himself with Diane Rovel, the powerful owner of a rival fashion house. Diane, portrayed by acclaimed French actress Carole Bouquet, is Vincent’s fiercest competitor. Together, they threaten to dismantle everything he’s built. Their complex relationships add layers of family drama and professional rivalry to the series. To make matters worse, Vincent’s reputation takes a hit after a leaked video surfaces in which he makes racially insensitive remarks.

HeyUGuys had the opportunity to discuss these intense dynamics with Lambert Wilson, Carole Bouquet,...

We're throwing it back to lockdown on the Pilot TV podcast this week as, thanks to James Dyer's ongoing tussles with the dreaded Covid, Kay, Boyd, and their infected co-pilot abandon the pod booth to record remotely. But even though the team aren't physically together, and even though there's been a relative dearth of new telly on the box this week, that hasn't stopped the good ship Pilot from lifting off for more televisual talk. Among the shows on the agenda this week are BBC1 real-time train-based thriller Nightsleeper, cannily titled sex-filled Channel 5 teacher drama The Teachers, and chic French fashion Apple TV offering La Maison.

Elsewhere, we find out what the pod squad have been watching over the last seven days, and this week's Game Of Thrones inspired listener question finds the team considering their favourite unlikely small-screen friendships. Plus, between the reviews and usual TV chat,...

Una mirada entre bastidores al mundo contemporáneo y cambiante de la moda y el lujo franceses. © Apple TV+

Apple TV+ ha presentado el tráiler de La Maison, una serie ambientada en un icónico taller de alta costura en París.

La Maison sigue a dos familias rivales ilustres, disfuncionales y poderosas, que compiten por dominar el despiadado mundo de la alta costura. Cuando un escándalo afecta a la icónica casa de modas, la familia debe reinventarse con la ayuda de una joven diseñadora para salvar y reconstruir la centenaria Maison Ledu. Aprovechando todo esto, la despiadada directora ejecutiva del poderoso grupo de lujo Rovel, lanza una ofensiva para adquirir lo que considera su premio más importante: Maison Ledu. Se trata de algo más que adquirir una nueva marca; se trata de venganza.

La serie de 10 episodios está protagonizada por Lambert Wilson (De Gaulle), Amira Casar (Call me by your name), Carole Bouquet...

From Presumed Innocent to Constellation, Apple TV+ has given subscribers some of the best shows of 2024. But the year is not over! In fact, up ahead is the best time of the year, Fall TV! What does the streamer Apple TV+ have in store for us in the month of September 2024? We’re here to highlight some great upcoming releases.

Kicking off the month of September, we’ve got Slow Horses season 4 dropping on Sept. 4. The series, created by Mick Herron, stars Gary Oldman, Jack Lowden, Kristin Scott Thomas, Saskia Reeves, and others. Slow Horses is one of Apple TV+’s biggest shows, quickly gaining followers after its debut in April 2022. The story follows a department of “MI5 service rejects” who failed a mission but are not fired. In the series description from Apple TV+, it is described as “administrative purgatory.”

This is not a department you want to be a part of,...

The new 10-episode, Paris-based, high-fashion drama series “La Maison”, directed by Fabrice Gobert and Daniel Grou, streams September 20, 2024 on AppleTV+:

“…follow two illustrious, dysfunctional and powerful rival families as they vie for dominance in the cutthroat world of high fashion.

“High fashion meets high stakes in this behind-the-curtain look at how an iconic fashion house is thrown into scandal and reinvention by a viral video featuring star designer ‘Vincent Ledu’ (Lambert Wilson), leaving his family's iconic and legendary haute couture house, ‘Ledu’ hanging by a thread.

“‘Perle Foster’ (Amira Casar), Vincent's former muse who is still in his shadow, teams up with visionary next-generation designer ‘Paloma Castel’ (Zita Hanrot) to save, evolve and renew the century-old ‘Maison Ledu’.

“Taking advantage of Vincent's demise, ‘Diane Rovel’ (Carole Bouquet), the ruthless CEO of the powerful ‘Rovel’ luxury group, launches an offensive to acquire what she sees as her most important prize: Maison Ledu.

Arguably one of the best streaming services available, Apple TV+ continues to deliver top-notch television shows and movies. Next month proves to be no different. With A-list performances and engaging storytelling, the platform is consistently a top contender during the award season. While its too early to know whether the latest batch of shows and movies will garner nominations of any kind, theyll certainly leave viewers enthralled.

From the return of a fan-favorite spy thriller series to a brand-new action-comedy film, Apple TV+ has plenty of at-home entertainment worthy of anyones time. While the upcoming movie and shows wont necessarily be everyones personal favorite, theres no denying the platforms September lineup is brimming with first-rate content. Whether viewers want to lose themselves in a compelling narrative or laugh at two A-list actors, the streaming service has them covered.

Slow Horses (Season 4) Stream on September 4

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Apple TV+ today unveiled the trailer and key art for La Maison, the upcoming French-language family drama set within an iconic Paris-based high-fashion atelier.

A behind-the-scenes look at the contemporary ever-evolving world of fashion and aspirational French elegance and luxury, La Maison follows two rival illustrious, dysfunctional, and powerful families as they vie for dominance in the cutthroat high-fashion world.

The 10-episode original series will debut globally with the first two episodes on Friday, September 20, 2024, on Apple TV+, followed by one episode weekly on Fridays through November 15, 2024.

High fashion meets high stakes in this behind-the-curtain look at how an iconic fashion house is thrown into scandal and reinvention by a viral video featuring star designer Vincent Ledu (Lambert Wilson), leaving his family’s iconic and legendary haute couture house, Ledu, hanging by a thread.

Perle Foster (Amira Casar), Vincent’s former muse still in his shadow, collaborates with visionary next-generation...

Apple TV+ has announced the programming that will be added to the streaming service next month. The Apple TV Plus September 2024 lineup includes the family drama series La Maison, the medical drama series Midnight Family, the fourth season of the spy thriller series Slow Horses, and the action comedy film Wolfs.

Apple TV+ offers premium, compelling drama and comedy series, feature films, groundbreaking documentaries, and kids and family entertainment. It is available to watch across all of a user’s favorite screens.

Apple TV+ is available on the Apple TV app in over 100 countries and regions, on over 1 billion screens, including iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro, Mac, popular smart TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, Tcl and others, Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices, Chromecast with Google TV, PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles, and at the Apple site.

Slow Horses Season 4 Apple TV Plus September 2024 Schedule

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With a new season comes a new batch of TV premieres, from returning broadcast favorites like “Abbott Elementary” and “Found” to long-awaited streaming releases like Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” Season 2 and Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” Season 4.

Broadcast TV’s fall slate is full of spin-offs and prequels, including “Young Sheldon” spin-off series “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” and “NCIS” prequel show “NCIS: Origins,” both on CBS. The fall broadcast season will usher in several new leading ladies, including Kaitlin Olson on ABC’s new dramedy “High Potential,” Kathy Bates on CBS’ reboot of “Matlock” and “The Golden Bachelor” alum Joan Vassos as she leads the inaugural season of ABC’s “The Golden Bachelorette.”

On the streaming side of things, series set to make their debut before the end of 2024 include Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” Season 4 and “The Perfect Couple,...

Apple TV+ is set to bolster its reputation as a powerhouse in original content with an extensive lineup of new and returning shows for 2024 and beyond. The streaming service, which has already made its mark with critically acclaimed series like “Ted Lasso” and “The Morning Show,” is doubling down on its commitment to diverse, high-quality programming.

The summer of 2024 will see a flurry of new releases, starting with “Sunny” on July 10. This intriguing series stars Rashida Jones as an American ex-pat in Japan who forms an unlikely bond with a robot while searching for answers about her missing family. Just two days later, on July 12, “Me” premieres, offering a fresh take on the superhero genre with a coming-of-age twist.

July 19 brings a double feature with “Lady in the Lake,” starring Natalie Portman as an aspiring journalist in 1960s Baltimore, and “Omnivore,” a culinary docuseries hosted by renowned chef René Redzepi.

Apple TV+ today revealed a first look at ‘La Maison,’ the upcoming French-language 10-episode one-hour family drama set within an iconic Paris-based high-fashion atelier.

A behind-the-scenes look at the contemporary ever-evolving world of fashion and aspirational French elegance and luxury, the series follows two rival illustrious, dysfunctional and powerful families as they vie for dominance in the cutthroat world of high fashion.

High fashion meets high stakes in this behind-the-curtain, look at how an iconic fashion house is thrown into scandal and reinvention by a viral video featuring star designer Vincent Ledu (Lambert Wilson), leaving his family’s iconic and legendary haute couture house Ledu hanging by a thread. Perle Foster (Amira Casar), Vincent’s former muse who is still in his shadow, teams up with next-generation, visionary designer Paloma Castel (Zita Hanrot) to save, evolve and renew the century-old Maison Ledu. Taking advantage of Vincent’s demise, Diane Rovel...

Apple TV+ has set its latest French original: six-part thriller A L’ombre des Forêts.

Cannes Best Actor and three-time César Best Actor winner Benoît Magimel and two-time César winner Mélanie Laurent have landed the leading roles. Cédric Anger (Next Time I’ll Aim For the Heart) is the creator and director and executive producers are Isabelle Degeorges and Christophe Riandee for Gaumont, which makes Netflix’s Lupin.

A L’ombre des Forêts is set around an incident that changes a man’s life. Franck (Magimel) and his long-time friends spend their weekends hunting together, but one Sunday encounter another group, who start targeting them without explanation. When one of their party is shot, Franck’s friends strike back. Barely managing to escape, the four friends decide to keep the event a secret. Franck tries to go back to his life as usual alongside his wife Krystel (Laurent...

Today, Apple TV+ revealed a first look at La Maison, the upcoming 10-episode, one-hour, French-language family drama set within an iconic Paris-based high-fashion atelier.

A behind-the-scenes look at the contemporary, ever-evolving world of fashion and aspirational French elegance and luxury, La Maison follows two illustrious, dysfunctional, and powerful rival families as they vie for dominance in the cutthroat world of high fashion.

The series will make its global debut with the first two episodes on Friday, September 20, 2024, on Apple TV+. It will then air one episode weekly on Fridays through November 15, 2024.

High fashion meets high stakes in this behind-the-curtain look at how an iconic fashion house is thrown into scandal and reinvention by a viral video featuring star designer Vincent Ledu (Lambert Wilson), leaving his family’s iconic and legendary haute couture house, Ledu, hanging by a thread.

Perle Foster (Amira Casar), Vincent’s former muse still in his shadow,...