Overview
- Netflix released all eight episodes Thursday, April 9, following a quiet rollout that drew swift binge-watching and praise.
- The series follows the LaFleur siblings, 11 children left to survive together after their mother's death, in a crime-driven family drama.
- Filmed entirely on Martinique, the show trades postcard scenery for working-class streets and social tension drawn from the island's real life.
- Reports cited by Caribbean outlet Riches Karayib say 75 of 82 speaking roles and about 1,500 extras were locally cast, boosting authenticity.
- Viewers compare the French-language, English-dubbed drama to Death in Paradise and Shameless, and many are asking for a second season that has not been confirmed.