Under a Dark Sun

On the run from a troubled past, Béatrice Lasserre is drawn into a murder investigation at a rural flower farm after a tense confrontation with her new employer. As evidence stacks up against her, she fights to protect her child and unravel a tangle of loyalties in the close knit community. The case hints at a buried history connecting the boss to her own life, forcing her to confront painful secrets she hoped to keep buried. With every clue, the line between victim and suspect grows blurred, and alliances shift in the scorched heat of the fields.

Created by Nils-Antoine Sambuc, the show positions Isabelle Adjani in a tense central role. Public details about directors and the source material remain undisclosed, but the ensemble also features Ava Baya, Louise Coldefy, Guillaume Gouix, and Thibault de Montalembert.

Early reactions appear mixed with a 6.345 out of 10 average from 29 votes, suggesting that audiences are divided on pacing and mood. The show wrestles with motherhood under pressure, guilt, secrecy, and the cost of keeping dangerous truths hidden.