Following record ratings for Episode 4 on France Télévisions, with an 18% audience share and over 4,5M viewers (TV+7), Samuel Labarthe and Virginie Hocq are back in service for two new investigations.
Shooting will take place in the Haut-de-France region until April 24th.
A Case for Kin is produced by Mercer Productions (Olivier Bremond, Thorunn Edda Anspach), Artistic Producer Victoria Frey. Co-produced with France Télévisions, Be Films and Pictanovo.
The sixth episode is written by Marc Eisenchteter, in collaboration with Caroline Glorion. The seventh is written by Caroline Glorion, who also co-wrote the dialogues and the adaptation with Marc Eisenchteter. Both episodes are directed by David Ferrier.
EPISODE 6
Matéo, a young seasonal worker, is found drowned, under troubling circumstances. Sara, an escaped convict whom police chief François Flament had once arrested, has reportedly been seen near the crime scene. François and his sister, deputy Caroline, set out to find her. But between youthful romances, illegal fishermen, and carefree tourists, there is no shortage of suspects. Could it be that Mateo, sailing in the Baie de Somme on a pleasure boat, saw something he wasn’t supposed to?
EPISODE 7
Brad Lewis, a businessman in the pork trade, is found dead in his hotel room. A suspect was seen leaving the hotel on the night of the murder. Is it Amélie Rambert, a winegrower, or her twin sister Marine? Commissioner Flament and his sister, deputy Caroline try to untangle the obscure links between the twins, their family and the victim, but the investigation becomes even more complicated with the arrival of young anti-speciesist activists who wanted him dead.
