Maxime Donzel

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The deliciously upbeat Aerobics Project brings together a delightful concoction of disco music, female empowerment… and spies! The feel-good series swoops us back to the early ’80s, when the French aeronautics industry was just getting off the ground. A buff American Jane-Fonda type (who’s actually named Jane) moves into a sleepy Toulouse suburb and turns the community upside down by introducing a handful of local women to aerobics. First and foremost among them is her clever next-door neighbor, Karine, the frustrated wife of a local aeronautics engineer. Jane’s aerobics class is soon the talk of the town, changing attitudes and knitting together a sense of mutual support and female bonding. There may be more to the beguiling American than originally meets the eye… but the lives of all these women will never be the same again.

Nowadays, in a France where the monarchy has never been abolished, a plane crash costs the life of the entire royal family. Samia, a naive teacher without authority, learns that her son Cédric, a simpleton teenager born of a temporary union with a nobleman, is the heir to the throne. Now named Louis 28, Cédric has many projects for the kingdom such as "the abolition of math", but he will come up against the directives of a retrograde regent and ready to do anything to trip him up. Mother and son are thus propelled into a courtyard where these "toothless" are the object of all treachery.

Ruthlessly discarded, Gobi, a young single-use cup, suddenly finds himself plunged into a particularly hostile world: an urban jungle inhabited by strange creatures—waste. Convinced he was abandoned by mistake, he is determined to find Marie, his owner... even though he can’t move!

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In the 1960s, teenagers suffered from Beatlemania, in the noughties Tokio Hotel polarized an entire generation, today Justin Bieber melts teen hearts. Ever since Frank Sinatra, fans have been as much a part of pop culture as the stars themselves. Whereas in the past they were mocked and labeled as hysterical or even fanatical, today fans are proving to be an inexhaustible source of creativity.

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