Lourd
2016 · 22m · Comedy
On the cusp of adulthood, three inseparable teenagers deal with complex love stories, face great humiliation and have existential questionings.
Episodes
1. Episode 122m · Florance, Rubí and Alice have a group assignment: making a video portrait of an inspiring person.
2. Episode 222m · Florence thinks she has a date with Émile, her childhood friend. Alice tries driving class again.
3. Episode 322m · Alice meets a guy who’s addicted to the gym. She changes her lifestyle for him and gets on everyone’s nerves.▶4. Episode 422m · Florence is fascinated by Anne, Rubí’s psychologist, and wants to be her friend. Rubí refuses to go out with Jimmi.▶5. Episode 522m · Alice breaks her cell phone the day before the party she’s organized. Rubí wants to leave home.▶6. Episode 622m · Florence films a documentary on Céleste, a young virtuoso pianist who is just 11 years old.▶7. Episode 722m · Alice is obsessed with a YouTuber who makes hair tutorials. Convinced she could do better, she records her first video.▶8. Episode 822m · Rubí thinks Alice is one of the most privileged people in the world, and holds her responsible for all of humanity’s problems.▶9. Episode 922m · Marlène teaches Florence how to let go, and finesses her way into the girls’ clothing sale and exchange.▶10. Episode 1022m · Florence gets an interview with her idol, a famous documentarian. Alice becomes an Internet star even though she doesn’t want to be.▶11. Episode 1122m · Alice decides to use the decor to record her first home staging Youtube video. Florence tries to contact her dad who is off on a trip.▶12. Episode 1222m · Florence invites Émile to the movie theatre for a screening of her last documentary, and tries to dispel an humiliating rumour about Rubí.▶13. Episode 1322m · The event is more popular than expected and Marlène shows up unannounced, throwing the girls into a panic. Rubí is called as reinforcement.▶14. Episode 1422m · Alice and Rubí insist that Florence ask Émile to be a couple on Facebook. Alice presses Robin to let her take her driving test again.▶15. Episode 1522m · Florence loses track of her star for her new documentary about zootherapy. Rubí wants to become an entrepreneur and meets a serious rival.▶16. Episode 1622m · Alice, sick and bedridden, asks Kaled and Rubí to record a video for her Youtube channel.▶17. Episode 1722m · Alice asks her friends to help her prepare a tribute to her cousin that she has to give for an awkward family tradition.▶18. Episode 1822m · Kaled tries once again to seduce Alice. Émile is sending confusing signals to Florence.▶19. Episode 1922m · Florence and Rubí forgot Alice’s birthday and have to organize something grandiose at the last minute.▶20. Episode 2022m · Robin and the girls go on a road trip for Alice’s birthday. Marlène comes across the group and meets Robin for the first time.More Like This
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