Tomorrow in Sight: Nathan Ambrosioni on El'sardines (dir. Zoulikha Tahar)
Director and Tomorrow in Sight jury member Nathan Ambrosioni shares his thoughts on Zoulikha Tahar’s series El’sardines, which is part of the label and available to watch on Arte.tv. ✨
Set near Oran, the series follows Zouzou, a 30-year-old bio-marine engineer, six days before her little sister’s wedding. Still single and caught between family gossip, sessions with a hairdresser-therapist and a friendship in crisis, Zouzou struggles to tell her family that she is leaving right after the wedding to follow the sardines, which have mysteriously disappeared from Algerian waters.
A sharp and tender series about family expectations, womanhood, friendship and the courage it takes to choose your own path.
Tomorrow in Sight is a label created by Unifrance and the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (@francediplo).
It is supported by patrons of the Unifrance Endowment Fund: @accor (Great Patron), @bnpparibas (Patron) & Vranken-Pommery Monopole (Patron)
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Annecy 2026: David Mirailles on the series 'The Broos' (Les Groos)
Director David Mirailles talks about bringing The Broos from short-form success to an animated series, celebrating the everyday adventures of two best friends whose bond turns even the smallest moments into something unforgettable.
Now screening at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival and streaming on Arte.tv across Europe.
Nicolas Maury and Stéphane Caillard on the series Seasons (Les Saisons)
Director Nicolas Maury and actress Stéphane Caillard talk about the series Seasons created by Hélène Duchateau. The series is available to watch on Arte.tv
August 1991, Les-Sables-d’Olonne seaside resort. Camille, 15, meets two best friends, Martin and Gabriel, on the beach, and she collides into their lives like a comet. Perpetually torn between these two men, Camille will live a crazy love story with them over more than thirty years.