It’s already back to school, a time of the year that is always a little stressful.<\/span> It’s never easy to put a stop to the holidays.<\/span> At Ayila, we are resuming activities by making a non-exhaustive assessment of what happened in the movie industry\u00a0 on the continent during the holidays<\/span>.<\/span><\/span> <\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n It was the series of holidays in Cameroon and in several French-speaking African countries. From Yaound\u00e9 to Abidjan via Dakar and Ouagadougou, viewers responded every evening around 4 p.m. to experience the incredible adventures of their heroes. Madame, Monsieur<\/strong> produced and directed by Ebenezer Kepombia<\/a> a.k.a Mitoumba and broadcast on the A+<\/a> channel has captivated the public. If the first season was more focused on the tumultuous relations between several couples, season 2 took a new direction by adding a little thriller side with investigations and murders. The series was also an opportunity to confirm the talent of actresses and actors like Emy Dany Bassong<\/a> or Eshu Tamwa<\/a>. It is no coincidence that these two find themselves nominated for the Sotigui Awards 2021<\/a>. The success of the series can also be explained by the communication strategy put in place by the film crew, but also by the presence of well-known actresses such as Muriel Blanche<\/a>, Herve Nguetch<\/a> and many others. Season 3 is already on the way and the casting is scheduled for September 11 in Douala<\/a>.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\nACTU CINE<\/span><\/h3>\n
Madame, Monsieur Saison 2<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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