Syndrome E (TF1): can we really cry tears of blood as in the series adapted by Franck Thilliez? – Tele-Leisure

In Syndrome E, the new TF1 miniseries which begins Thursday, September 29, the character of Lucie Henebelle cries tears of blood. But is it really possible? And how did the production achieve these scenes? The continuation under this advertisement On Thursday, September 29, viewers connected to TF1 discovered the first two episodes of Syndrome E, a very successful noir thriller adapted from the eponymous novel by Franck Thilliez and already fully available on Salto. Seen recently in Everyone lies, Vincent Elbaz is still just as perfect – and unrecognizable – in the skin of Franck Sharko, a tortured and unpredictable cop. At his side, Jennifer Decker, the revelation of the series, plays Lucie Henebelle, a young cop who, in certain situations, begins to cry tears of blood. Impressive and particularly successful stigmata. Syndrome E (TF1): can we really cry tears of blood? Even if it remains very rare, crying tears of blood can happen! “We learned a lot, this phenomenon is called haemolacria, specifies Laure de Butler, the director of the TF1 thriller. The make-up artists used a colored serum that they put just before the scene in the eyes of Jennifer Decker ” I tested it, it’s not very pleasant: it’s thick and it sticks a little. Also seen the scenes that Jennifer Decker had to shoot, which are always quite emotionally charged moments, specifies the director, the less eye drops we put on, the better. We also used small reinforcements in VFX to bring continuity from one scene to another. It was always a bit complex moments but that’s okay, we’re ok with that. is out.” What’s next under this advertisement The cast of Syndrome E? Perfect! Fans of series, curious to discover the particular atmosphere of Syndrome E, will be delighted to find actors they appreciate. Among them, Michèle Bernier (currently in season 7 of La Stagiaire and recently seen in Le Mystère Daval) in a more enigmatic role than usual, Anne Charrier as an attentive doctor, or Dominique Blanc and Marius Colucci, intriguing as one pleases. . Also in the cast, Emmanuelle Béart plays a protective police commissioner who leads a team made up of, among others, Kool Shen and Bérengère Krief, who play two diametrically opposed cops. Beautiful people for a really successful series!