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France tv distribution has secured a raft of international sales for the French drama Laura’s Treatments (L’Affaire Laura Stern), recently aired in France (2,32 viewers and an audience share of 12,8% in the first episode). The 4x52’ drama has been picked up by HBO Max  that has acquired the series for France and Belgium, while RTS and BLUE will air the title in Switzerland (with RTS also covering Liechtenstein). In North America, the series will be broadcast by Radio-Canada, while Filmin has secured rights for Spain and NPO for the Netherlands.
The wave of acquisitions follows the show’s strong performance in its home market, where it premiered on France Télévisions and HBO Max. The series also received critical recognition, winning Best 52-minute Drama Series at the La Rochelle Fiction Festival in September 2025.

Created and written by Marie Kremer and Frédéric Krivine, and directed by Akim Isker, Laura’s Treatments blends social drama with thriller elements. The story follows Laura, a pharmacist and mother who runs an organisation supporting victims of domestic violence. When one of the women she helps is murdered, Laura becomes increasingly disillusioned with the lack of response from authorities and decides to take justice into her own hands.
The series is produced by Tetra Media Fiction (Groupe TM Studios), with producers Emmanuel Daucé and Léa Gabrié, alongside Frédéric Krivine for Torcello Productions. The cast is led by Valérie Bonneton, supported by Samir Guesmi, Pauline Parigot and Yannick Rénier, among others.