
Série Noire
★ 7.7 · 2014 · 43m · Drama · Comedy
Two writers whose critically savaged crime show is a surprise hit decide that they need real criminal experiences to spice up their second season.
Episodes
1. Episode 143m · Denis and Patrick find out that their series has been renewed, an encounter shakes Denis’s beliefs, and Patrick is determined to fix things with Lea.
2. Episode 243m · Denis finally manages to convince himself of the merits of his new approach and Patrick risks taking some daring advice from Jean-Guy.
3. Episode 343m · Denis and Patrick are enthusiastic to get to the police station. Never has the world of justice seemed so accessible to them.
4. Episode 443m · Denis approaches Marc Arcand, Patrick is surprised by his quick ascent in Bruno’s organization, and the two screenwriters learn some shocking news.
5. Episode 543m · Determined to save their jobs, Denis and Patrick visit their producer but her reaction puts their friendship to the test.
6. Episode 643m · Denis and Patrick hide out in a motel. Denis continues his showings with Lea, Patrick tries to get his job back and Ricky complicates everything.
7. Episode 743m · Denis and Patrick call Judith. The two screenwriters think of a way to communicate during the investigation and Judith uncovers a piece of evidence.
8. Episode 843m · Denis and Patrick try to find out more about the mysterious fat woman and discover the shocking motives behind Bruno’s criminal organization.
9. Episode 943m · Caroline threatens to pack her bags. Denis and Patrick plead with her to stay. The pursuit of Marlin and Marc Arcand pique a journalist’s interest.
10. Episode 1043m · Patrick and Denis plan on enjoying their weekend but it turns into a horror film. Will Judith tell the authorities that her daughter has disappeared?
11. Episode 1143m · Patrick, still alive, celebrates with Charlène, but Denis puts a damper on his friend’s enthusiasm. Denis tries to confirm his doubts.
12. Episode 1243m · Denis and Patrick try to continue writing their series. The two screenwriters discover that life is more implausible than even the wildest fiction.










