Dix pour cent

French tv show with amazing actors.

This series tells the story of a talent agency specializing in film and how its employees operate. With a 10 percent cut from every contract, we see the competitive spirit, the backstabbing, but also strong friendships—and how work life has become indistinguishable from social life.

We also get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a film, with actors and actresses playing themselves (the cast features a lineup of actors and actresses who are super famous—mainly in France—and who all give superb performances).

It’s funny, smart, and well-written (especially in the first few seasons). And you quickly grow attached to all the characters—all of whom are a bit like everyday anti-heroes—and in the end, they’re very human.