Ken Eind

Summer 1936, Nice. The vacationing bourgeoisie, accustomed to the French Riviera and its refined privileges, is bewildered by the influx of new holidaymakers taking advantage of the first paid vacations. In this hustle and bustle, where two worlds coexist without attempting to understand one another, four women from different backgrounds become embroiled in a murder at the very chic Hotel Riviera. A crime that will completely turn their family life, romantic relationships, and professional lives upside down.

François Sentinelle has two lives. By day, he is the most famous cop of Réunion Island, known for his tough methods and flowery shirts, pursuing criminals in his famous yellow defender. But the rest of the time, Sentinelle is also a charming singer.