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Cannes Confidential (2023-2023)

Premiere:
June 26, 2023

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 6

Finale:
July 10, 2023

Creators:
Chris Murray

Original Title:
Cannes Confidential

Alternate Titles:
戛纳机密

Genres:
Comedy | Crime | Drama

Production Companies:
AMC Studios
Acorn TV
SkyVerse Studios
TF1
Viaplay Group

Countries:
US

Overview from TheMovieDB

Gutsy French detective Camille Delmasse loves her job and her family fiercely. After her father, the former police chief, is accused of corruption, Camille is determined to clear his name. She coerces help from suave con man Harry King, who's in Cannes on a secret quest of his own. Can the sparring duo work together to uncover a conspiracy?

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Production

"A" Camera Operator:
Philip Lozano

"B" Camera Operator:
Martin Levent

ADR Recordist:
Alexander Wilson-Thame

Assistant Art Director:
Sylvain Scheubel
Cynthia Hernout

Assistant Director:
Thomas Delesti

Assistant Property Master:
Manon Arancio

Assistant Script:
Audrey Ciais Ferrand

Associate Producer:
Gustav Broberg

Best Boy Grip:
Guillaume Brule

Boom Operator:
Paul Luciani

Casting:
Lisa Lhoste
Mathilde Snodgrass

Colorist:
Frédéric Savoir

Costume Design:
Alexia Crisp-Jones
Irène Bernaud

Data Management Technician:
Brian Randell

Director:
Camille Delamarre

Director of Photography:
Philip Lozano

Drone Pilot:
Pierre Bruley
Walter Romand

Editor:
Yves Beloniak
Camille Guyot

Electrician:
Brice Bailly

Executive Producer:
Henrik Jansson-Schweizer
Patrick Nebout

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Malek Krimed
Julien Brulé

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Philippe Ramdane

First Assistant Camera:
Grégoire Kappes

First Assistant Director:
Michael Berreby
Stéphane Reus
Eugenie Lavieille

Graphic Designer:
Jean-Pierre Leon

Grip:
Steve Sebir

Key Makeup Artist:
Barbara Krief

Line Producer:
Marc Olla

Location Manager:
Geoffroy Appourchaux
Maxime Natali

Location Scout:
Daphne Lefebvre

Music:
Alexandre Azaria

Post-Production Manager:
Marc Olla

Producer:
Daniel J. Cottin

Production Assistant:
Katia Sourzac
Mateo Cejoco

Production Design:
Serge Borgel

Property Master:
Philippe Smal

Script Supervisor:
Angélique Robert

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Sébastien Guerrieri

Second Assistant "B" Camera:
Chloé Reymond
Henrik Dupeux

Second Assistant Director:
Clémence Benard

Second Second Assistant Director:
Thomas Bidart

Second Unit Director:
Carole Schmidlin Blanchard

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Steve de Rocco

Set Dresser:
Laurence Cenciarini

Sound:
Régis Boussin

Sound Mixer:
Thomas Lascar

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Bruno Mercère

Storyboard Artist:
Eric Gandois

Stunt Coordinator:
Emmanuel Lanzi

Stunt Double:
Estelle Piget
Thomas Khawam

Stunt Driver:
Joffrey Darel

Supervising Sound Editor:
Helene Lelardoux

Third Assistant Director:
Clément Audebrand

Unit Production Manager:
Emmanuel Comte

Writer:
Morgan Jensen

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