D.fter the excellent start, with the share success of the first episode, tonight at 21.25 on Rai 1 the French miniseries is back The cliff of the mysteries with a new episode full of unexpected revelations.
On the background of the magnificent scenery of the Brittanythe series has for protagonist a young womanthe good Garance Thénault, who wants shed light on the dark past of the mother, brutally killed twenty-five years earlier right at the foot of the cliff that gives the title to the fiction.
The cliff of the mysteries: the previews of the new episodes
After a research on Bordeaux’s past Lola (Garance Thénault), the police discover that the girl he didn’t exactly tell the whole truth. In fact, Lola knew very well that she had been adopted and that her real mother, Manon, had been raped and killed. The police captain Clément (Pierre-Yves Bon), now closer and closer to the girl, he almost feels betrayed. And, perhaps to take revenge, he summons her to the police station and causing her to arrest.
Garance Thénault (Lola) and Pierre-Yves Bon (Clément) in a scene from “The Cliff of Mysteries”.
Meanwhile, Lola tries to shed some light on his mother’s past with the complicity of Commissioner Jourdan (Vincent Winterhalter), although perhaps too many years have passed. Jourdan promises her that he will do everything to find the culprit and so on reopens investigations into Manon’s death.
Clémenttroubled by a heated argument with Lola, fails to reveal an important discovery to her: after reading his father’s diary, he found that the man was about to leave his family precisely because of Manon. Of which, twenty-five years earlier, it was deeply in love.
The splendid locations of the miniseries
If the yellow plot of Lola’s story is exciting and full of suggestions, the places where the fiction was shot are no less. The beating heart of the narrative is precisely the cliff from which the Italian title was taken – in original is Jugée Coupable – and found in the Gulf of Morbihan on the Atlantic Ocean. A magical place characterized by about forty islandssome of which are inhabited, such as Île d’Arz and Île aux Moines.
The closest town to the gulf is the small and picturesque Vannes which, in the Breton language, means white city and where practically all the mother scenes of the series were shot. Of medieval origin, Vannes was built as an amphitheater right on the Gulf of Morbihan and is famous for its reticulated houses erected in the 13th century.
Other scenes from the series were shot in La Trinité-sur-Merfamous for the port and its beaches but also for being a important sailing center. Characterized by a triple identity – marina, seaside resort and docking port for renowned skippers -, the town offers vacationers at least nine beautiful beaches. To fully enjoy the pleasures of swimming and water sports.
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