Netflix's new French crime drama begins filming, starring Audrey Fleureau

Filming has begun on a new French crime thriller for Netflix, starring Audrey Fleureau.The film is adapted from the 2015 Korean movie Chronicles of Evil and puts the story in the French police world.Fleurro plays Claire Zeller, a commended police chief who is about to be promoted. She will soon be involved in a murder case related to herself.

The official synopsis gives a straightforward start.Claire has her own set of judgments about “Justice”.When her partner became pregnant and their lives were about to change, she shot and killed a man who had brutally attacked her before leaving the scene.The next day, she saw the man's body hanging from a construction crane outside her office window.

The case was immediately handed over to Claire for investigation.She must investigate a murder she committed, setting off a chain reaction that could cost her everything.The existing synopsis only goes so far, and it doesn't add anything about why the body appears on the crane, nor how Claire will deal with the identity crisis in the investigation.

《Chronicles of Evil》(Chronicles of Evil) is a 2015 Korean crime film.The report mentioned that the original work was not released in France at the time.The new version is being promoted by Netflix, in which Fleureau will switch from her common comedic image in recent years to a police protagonist with a gray visage.

Camelia Jordana will also star in an undisclosed role.She is a singer in France and has experience in film and TV series performances. In 2017, she won the César Award for Best New Actress for her film performance.Reports also confirm that Mathieu Demy, Jérémie Guille and Omar Diaw will join the main cast.

This is Jordana's first time participating in a Netflix project, and the film's producers have not announced the relationship between her and Claire.Although the cast list has been released, character introductions are still in the reservation stage.The report did not give any rivals, colleagues or family relationships between the characters, nor did it release the names of other persons involved in the case.

The director is Samuel Bodin.He has directed French thrillers for Netflix and has also directed single episodes of action series.This time he co-wrote the screenplay with Corinne Galfin, Regis Brondo and Mathieu Missof.The original French title of the film was not announced, and production is currently progressing with only a working title.

Filming has already begun around Paris, and the crew plans to move to Lyon in October and November.Both cities will be part of the actual filming schedule for the story.Netflix has not yet announced a release date, nor has it released any plot materials other than trailers or character designs.

The core suspense of this new film has been placed on Claire.While facing the changes in her life brought about by her partner's pregnancy, she has to investigate the case she personally caused.We still have to wait for Netflix to announce more production information on how the original crime setting will appear after being adapted into a French version.

What can be confirmed so far is that the project has entered the real-shooting stage, and the starring role, main supporting roles, director and shooting locations have all been disclosed.For viewers who are waiting for Fleureau's new work, this time she will leave the familiar light comedy route and enter a crime movie that revolves around police, secrets and investigations.