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The Red Summer

2002, French, on TF1 & RTL-TVI. Created by Alexis Lecaye & Dominique Lancelot.

Hélène de Graf, a wealthy heiress, is found dead in her home in Savoie, on the shores of Lake Bourget. Thomas, her lover, is accused because he visited her shortly before she was discovered dead. He will spend thirteen years in prison. Upon his release, he has only one desire: to unmask the real murderer. Thus begins a veritable manhunt for him, and for us, a mystery: who killed Hélène? Thomas can count on his sister and her husband, an eminent local doctor who has always believed in his innocence, but also on his best friend, none other than his fellow prisoner. But then, who killed Hélène de Graf, and above all, why? Everyone around her is suspected, starting with her husband Alex, his new wife Paola, and even the casino director, Gilles Delprat.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
5
Episode length
90 min
Status
Ended in 2002

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First aired
26 June 2002
Last aired
24 July 2002
Network
TF1, RTL-TVI
Original title
L'Été rouge
Language
French
Country
France
Type
Scripted

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The Red Summer has 1 season and 5 episodes, about 90 minutes each.

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If you liked The Red Summer, try The Madame Blanc Mysteries, Summer '36, Offspring.

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The Red Summer was created by Alexis Lecaye and Dominique Lancelot and stars Guy Marchand, Agathe de La Boulaye, Jacques Spiesser.

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