TV show aired in 2020

The Muller company organizes a reception to mark the launch of a new product. During the evening, we discover that this is actually a coaching exercise for company executives. Gradually, rumours about the upcoming acquisition of the company start to emerge and everyone finds themselves trying to save their place.

Alix is a woman of 27 looking for the only thing she is incapable of: love. After a series of boyfriends who pass her on to each other, she finds herself in the hands of the pimp Raphaël, who works in Rome and Saint-Ouen. He sells her to a Pole. This man rapes her and leaves her for dead. She’s found by Frédéric, whose love has been repeatedly rejected after the breakup with his wife, and Hélène, a young woman who is taking care of her comatose mother. Alix and Frédéric have a sort of relationship and form two opposite poles in the concept of love, about which the film philosophises at length. Despite this charged subject, the film also maintains a light tone. I Did Not Die, a three-hour film, is made up of three parts: Par les beaux soirs d’été, followed by Le chant des séparés and ending with Par des chemins étranges. There is a surfeit of anecdotes and stories within stories are repeatedly told in an unconventional way. The imagination is unbounded, and that can occasionally seem too ambitious and repetitive but in any case it’s always surprising. You could say that Jean-Charles Fitousse has shaped his ars poetica.

Juste wanders the streets of Paris looking for people only he can see. He collects their last memory before helping them into the afterlife. One day Agathe, a young woman, recognizes him. She belongs to his previous life. She is alive and he is a ghost. How will they manage to love each other and seize this second chance?