Meurtres à La Ciotat

Hiding an accident with 4 casualties even in the 80s in France is in itself highly improbable. But pretending there was an omerta concerning this accident in industrial shipyard is not only debilitating fantasy, it shows how little these writer knows about the working world and solidarity. No worker would have agreed to hide this under any circumstances. Ever. Had the author of this dreadful script spent some time on professional websites (with interviews from workers, you know, people who actually worked there in the 80s) she and the actors would have realized how preposterous the story is. It's disgusting to lack the minimum respect for a whole profession just for the sake of a mediocre series.

Remember, on the contrary of what you think, television has memory. One day it will come back to haunt you.

It's not just very bad, it's insulting.