Indochine, une révolution musicale

TF1 is 50 years old! To celebrate this anniversary, TF1 is making it an event and bringing you a unique documentary: TF1: 50 Years Together. Isabelle Ithurburu and Gilles Bouleau will look back on 50 years of news and 50 years of iconic programs on TF1.

Like a “Rastignac” who arrived in Paris alone and against his family's wishes, he eventually realized his dream of becoming a popular actor, albeit at the cost of some disillusionment. He was the confidant of stars and collected friendships like precious objects. This witty dandy, this socialite who dabbled in everything, cultivated bon mots in the glittering world of Paris, in theater, cinema, and television. He had been a star in the 1960s, the male muse of the New Wave, and went on to play numerous roles and make countless appearances. He was known by everyone and knew everyone. But who really knew Jean-Claude Brialy and his inner turmoil? His friends and loved ones, including his brother, who speaks for the first time in this documentary, reveal the true personality of this man who, throughout his life, sought to be loved and recognized.

In 1964, Claude François bought a 12th-century mill to escape prying eyes. Located about 60 kilometers from Paris, in Dannemois, this superb property allowed the singer to enjoy his happiest moments, in peace and quiet, sheltered from the madness of his profession.