AND THE MOUNTAIN WILL BLOOM
NEW PERIOD SET FRENCH SERIES
While we are waiting for new period set French series Diane de Poitiers to arrive to the small screens, another one which I announced to you previously
is ready for airing. AND THE MOUNTAIN WILL BLOOM (original title Et la montagne fleurira) is a six part series produced by Storia Television in a 
collaboration with French public broadcaster France Television where it will start airing from August 29th announcing the start of the new season and
if I got it right it is also streaming on French streamer Salto where it is already available since August 9th for advance viewing. Eleonore Faucher 
has directed the series that she also wrote and that will star Guillaume Arnault, Claire Duburcq, Philippe Torreton, Constance Dollé, Hélène de
Fougerolles, Ophelia Kolb, Julien Boisselier, Chloé Astor, Anne Brochet, Catherine Allégret, Rio Vega, Eva Danino, David Kammenos and Michel Jonasz.
is ready for airing. AND THE MOUNTAIN WILL BLOOM (original title Et la montagne fleurira) is a six part series produced by Storia Television in a 
collaboration with French public broadcaster France Television where it will start airing from August 29th announcing the start of the new season and
if I got it right it is also streaming on French streamer Salto where it is already available since August 9th for advance viewing. Eleonore Faucher 
has directed the series that she also wrote and that will star Guillaume Arnault, Claire Duburcq, Philippe Torreton, Constance Dollé, Hélène de
Fougerolles, Ophelia Kolb, Julien Boisselier, Chloé Astor, Anne Brochet, Catherine Allégret, Rio Vega, Eva Danino, David Kammenos and Michel Jonasz. THE STORY OF THE NEW SERIES
Based on Françoise Bourdon’s novel “Le Mas des Tilleuls” by Francoise Bourdon, the series is a
six episode family saga set in 1837 in Provence and
follows a man, Jean
Baptiste (Guillaume Arnault), who was banned from this childhood homeby his father after being wrongfully accused of having
abused his step
mother, Seraphine (Hélène de Fougerolles). Jean Baptiste runs away to
live with his aunt and eventually become a merchant of rare
flowers and
finds love with Lila. But his happiness is crushed when a revolt spreads
across Provence, forcing him to reclaim rights over his family property
and confronts wounds from his childhood.
follows a man, Jean
Baptiste (Guillaume Arnault), who was banned from this childhood homeby his father after being wrongfully accused of having
abused his step
mother, Seraphine (Hélène de Fougerolles). Jean Baptiste runs away to
live with his aunt and eventually become a merchant of rare
flowers and
finds love with Lila. But his happiness is crushed when a revolt spreads
across Provence, forcing him to reclaim rights over his family property
and confronts wounds from his childhood.
Gone are the days when this guy could read French... Hello Dezzzmeister. Still in one piece?
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OMG you are alive??? I thought you died from covid or something and are lost forever! Freakity freaky freak!
DeleteHi Blue!! Seeing your blue little face definitely made me smile this morning. :)
DeleteTwas a surprise indeed, especially as he left us thinking he died of covid or something.
DeleteWould have loved to see more botanical scenery in this one, but it looks watchable all the same.
ReplyDeleteI wish we could see it, but I don't think we will.
DeleteEt la Montagne Fleurira looks different, maybe exciting. I loved its trailer.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, wish we could see it in our countries too!
DeleteThis looks delightful! I hope it's a happy ending where he gets to sell his rare flowers, marry the woman he fell in love with, and save his reputation from that accusation.
ReplyDeleteAnd we see him nekkid in one of the scenes at least :)
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