Plus belle la vie narrates the everyday life of the people who are living in a fictitious neighborhood called Le Mistral.
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Title: Plus belle la vie (2004– )
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Plus belle la vie narrates the everyday life of the people who are living in a fictitious neighborhood called Le Mistral.
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Written by Elisabeth Rosso, Mams, Bertrand Richard, Pierre Marie & Yvan Coriat
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Plus belle la vieWritten by Elisabeth Rosso, Mams, Bertrand Richard, Pierre Marie & Yvan Coriat
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30 August 2004 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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I've been watching on TV Cinq Monde and I find it entertaining. Seriously, I don't understand the criticism. Why would anybody get his (or her) knickers in a twist over this harmless bit of TV? It's not intended to be realistic or profound. It's just a soap opera -- the French equivalent of, for instance, EastEnders. There are definite parallels to EE -- several families, different backgrounds, organized around a square with a local hangout where everybody fetches up sooner or later -- the pub in EE, Roland's bar in PBLV. Sure, there is more melodrama than there would be in any real urban setting -- again just like EastEnders.
It's entertaining, the actors are almost all appealing. Ça sert à passer une demi-heure. What else do you want? If it's high drama that you're hankering for, don't watch PBLV, go to the Comédie française and catch some Racine.