
TV-MASynopsis
Call My Agent! (Dix pour cent, 2015), Season 1 is a French dramedy you can watch online on iFILM — six episodes set inside ASK, a Paris talent agency where minding stars means putting out fires every single day.
The sudden death of one of the firm's founders throws its future into doubt, and four agents are left to keep the whole thing upright on their own. Every episode turns on a real French screen star playing a heightened version of themselves: Cécile de France gets handed bad news, Nathalie Baye and her daughter Laura Smet are offered the same script, a cash-strapped Audrey Fleurot juggles a demanding role with two small kids. Meanwhile a mysterious new hire rattles the office, and the agents' private lives keep leaking into the work.
Created by Fanny Herrero, the show aired on France 2 before Netflix turned it into a global favorite. It's at its sharpest where showbiz backstage collides with the stars' willingness to mock their own image — a rare series where the celebrities are in on the joke. Stream Call My Agent! Season 1 online on iFILM.
6 episodes
S1·E1Cécile
As talent agent Gabriel searches for a way to break bad news to actress Cécile de France, a mysterious newcomer stirs up intrigue at the office.
S1·E2Line and Françoise
A stunning turn of events throws the agency's future into question, and a rivalry between Françoise Fabian and Line Renaud spirals out of control.
S1·E3Nathalie and Laura
Mother-daughter clients Nathalie Baye and Laura Smet face a dilemma when they're offered the same script. Camille receives an unexpected invitation.
S1·E4Audrey
Desperate for cash, Audrey Fleurot takes on a challenging new role while caring for two young children. Andréa ramps up her efforts to seduce Colette.
S1·E5Julie and Joey
As Gabriel and Andréa race to quell an on-set feud between JoeyStarr and Julie Gayet, Mathias learns a big client will be killed off on a soap opera.
S1·E6François
Mathias deals with the fallout from his confession, while Andréa tries to salvage an edgy theater production starring François Berléand.
4 seasons
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