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On January 27, 2025, subscribers to Netflix and viewers on TF1 had the opportunity to watch All the Blue Sky, a telefilm co-produced by the two broadcasters and highly anticipated by the audience. This is an adaptation of Mélissa da Costa’s bestselling novel published in 2019, eagerly awaited by viewers.
The novel and its adaptation tell the story of Emile (Hugo Becker), who finds out he has a disease similar to Alzheimer’s and decides to abandon everything to live out his remaining months away from the hospital. He embarks on a road trip with Joanne (Camille Lou), a stranger who is escaping an unspeakable sorrow.
What is the plot of All the Blue Sky?
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Emile learns that he suffers from a rare disease akin to Alzheimer’s and has only a few months left to live. He decides to leave everything behind and hit the road in an old camper van with a stranger, Joanne, who responded to his ad. Their journey will shake up their beliefs and spark feelings they no longer hoped to experience.
Who are the actors in All the Blue Sky?
- Camille Lou : Joanne
- Hugo Becker : Emile
- Marie Denarnaud : Isabelle
- Jeannine Vissac : Myrtille
- Karine Monneau : Anne
- Nelly Lawson : Chloé
- Marie Barraud : Marjorie
- Kevin Garnichat : Sébastian
- Greg Nardella : Marc
- Ludivine Bluche : Sophie
- Mickaël Coinsin : Baptiste
- César Allaigre : Paul
- Eva Recoquillon : Maëlle
Where can All the Blue Sky be streamed?
All the Blue Sky is broadcast both on television and streaming. On January 27, 2025, TF1 aired the telefilm in prime time, while it was also made available for streaming on Netflix, which co-produced it. To watch it, simply have a subscription to the streaming platform, with rates varying from $5.99 per month to $19.99 per month.
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