Black as snow on France 2: “taking”, “unequal” … what does the press think of the TV movie with Laurent Gerra? – Cinema News

This Wednesday evening from 9:05 pm Noir comme neige, a new unpublished detective fiction, directed by Eric Valette, known for having worked on La Preie, a film with Albert Dupontel and Alice Taglioni. This time he directs the comedian Laurent Gerra, who tries his hand at a much more dramatic register here by camping the Swiss policeman Andreas Meyer.

This cerebral and borrowed man will have to team up with the adjutant of the high mountain gendarmerie platoon (PGHM), Constance Vivier, a voluntary and borderline woman in order to solve the investigation into the suspicious death of a teenager found frozen on a track, following an alcoholic coma.

When another young girl is found dead on the same terms, Constance and Andreas understand that they are dealing with serial murders. The countdown is on to quickly find the killer before the list of victims grows.

For the occasion, Laurent Gerra gives the reply to Clémentine Poidatz, seen recently in Un homme d’honneur and Thierry Frémont (In the head of the killer). Has the criticism been carried away by Noir comme neige’s investigation?

What the press thinks …

According to Téléloisirs:

“Despite an uneven interpretation, a police investigation as dark as it is gripping, served by an effective realization.” 3/5

According to Télé Z:

“The TV movie could have done without clichés about the Swiss. Despite this, the presence of Clémentine Poidatz and Thierry Frémont give body to an uneven fiction. Laura Gerra, while sober, is rather convincing.” 2.5 / 5

According to Télé 7 jours:

“An interesting plot, the end of which is hard to guess, and a magnificent setting that makes you want to escape to the mountains.” 2.5 / 5

According to Cable Sat TV:

“A thriller with a hyper efficient and often impressive staging, which manages to forget the classicism and sometimes the heaviness of the scenario.” 2.5 / 5