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    • La: Crue Saison 1 French Hdtv

    : Polish (available in French audio and subtitles) Premiere Date : October 5, 2022 Plot Summary

    : The show is highly praised for its 1990s period accuracy and the technical realism of the flooding sequences.

    (Agnieszka Żulewska): A talented hydrologist with a troubled past who is brought in to help predict the flood's path. La Crue Saison 1 FRENCH HDTV

    : To save the city from total destruction, the authorities consider flooding surrounding villages and fields, leading to a tense standoff between the administration and the rural population defending their homes. Key Characters and Cast

    (Tomasz Schuchardt): An ambitious local official trying to manage the crisis while navigating political pressure. : Polish (available in French audio and subtitles)

    (Ireneusz Czop): A man who returns to his home village to lead the resistance against the government's plan to destroy the local levees. Production Details Production Company : Telemark for Netflix. Director : Jan Holoubek and Bartłomiej Ignaciuk.

    The series is a fictionalized account inspired by the real , which devastated parts of Poland, Germany, and the Czech Republic. Setting : Wrocław, Poland, 1997. Key Characters and Cast (Tomasz Schuchardt): An ambitious

    : There is also a newer documentary-style series titled Die Flut (La Crue) released in early 2026, which focuses on the July 2021 floods in the Ahr Valley, Germany. This series consists of four episodes and provides a more factual, historical look at recent environmental catastrophes. Screen Brussels