What an impressive journey made by Louane Emera since 2013! It all started when the young girl took part in the TF1 tele-hook The Voice. If she did not win the victory coached by Louis Bertignac, she printed the show with her voice and her charisma and was spotted for the casting of the feature film The Aries Family released in 2014 and which attracted more than 7 million viewers. We know the rest for the Caesarized actress who now shines in Cannes for a new fiction, Visions.
Audacious in her red carpet looks, Louane Emera was once again very stylish. Bright in an XXL jacket and mini-skirt set and glamorous with her short and imperial dress, Louane Emera was more than delighted to be in the city in the south of France for the festival. CaneSeries. With her colleagues Marie-Ange Casta, Anne Marivin, Soufiane Gerhab and the young Léon Durieux, she promoted Visions, a six-episode mini-series presented on Sunday out of competition.
The 25-year-old young woman and mother of Esmée, 2, plays Sarah, a child psychologist who will forge a special bond with Diego (Léon Durieux), an 8-year-old boy who has had strange visions since the disappearance of a little girl, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur region. Filmed largely in the town of Forcalquier (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), the series is inspired more by the region where it was written and filmed than by the feature film. Sixth Sens by M. Night Shyamalan, assured its authors during a press briefing in Cannes reported by AFP. “It’s a pretty special place.” with “a little western side, something quite wild, quite rough and at the same time quite poetice”, underlines screenwriter Jeanne Le Guillou.
The side “mystical” of the plot, combined with the challenge of playing with a child, pushed Louane Emera, of her full name, to join the adventure. His foray into the small screen proved “much nicer than the cinema“because of the more sustained pace of filming, in line with its”hyperactive side“, she explained. What to reiterate the experience with a recurring role in a series over several years? “Why not ? It’s difficult for me to commit so much especially because I have my musical career on the side“. The series, directed by Akim Isker (Nobody’s child), and written by Jeanne Le Guillou and Bruno Dega (The Lake Killer), is scheduled before the summer on TF1.