THE LOST STATION GIRLS

(Les Disparues de la gare)

Special Screening | TV Series | France | 2025 | Crime, Thriller, Drama |
6 x  52 min | Episodes 1 & 2 | In French with English subtitles 

Directed by: Virginie Sauveur
Created by: Gaëlle Bellan
Written by: Gaëlle Bellan, with the collaboration of Mehdi Ouahab
Produced by: Pierre Laugier & Anthony Lancret (Itinéraire Productions)
Cinematography: David Ciccodicola
Original Score: Saycet
Film Editing: Joël Jacovella, Linda Béchat-Naud
Cast: Camille Razat (Flore Robin), Hugo Becker (Frank Vidal), Patrick Timsit (Félix Sabueso), Mélanie Doutey (Marie-Josée Andujar), Kévin Azaïs (Arnaud Cholet), Yannick Choirat (Chief of Police Piétri)
International Distribution: Disney+
Original Broadcasting: Disney+ (France) & Hulu (USA) (2025)

Synopsis

Between 1995 and 2001, in the South of France, a teenage girl disappears and three young women are murdered near the Perpignan train station. Their faces appear in newspapers, earning them the name “The Lost Station Girls.” Flore Robin (Camille Razat), a young investigator, begins her career in the police on the very day the first victim is found. She must team up with police captain Franck Vidal and her mentor Félix Sabueso. Meanwhile, the mother of the first missing girl holds on to the hope of finding her daughter, in this twenty-year-long extraordinary investigation inspired by a true story.

Director’s biography

Series creator Gaëlle Bellan has numerous television writing credits to her name. She has cowritten scripts for two TV movies, Denis Malleval’s Un petit mensonge (2009) and Frédéric Tellier’s The Robin Hood of the Poor (2011), as well as Tellier’s theatrical feature Goliath (2022). She’s written for the award-winning series Spiral (2017), The Bureau (2018) and Everything Is Fine (TAFFF 2023), and co-created the miniseries The Promise (2020). Director Virginie Sauveur has written and directed the TV movies Quelques jours entre nous (2003), Celle qui reste (2005) and directed La veuve tatouée (2008). She’s directed episodes of the series Spiral (2012), Virage Nord (2015), and The Crimson Rivers (2018). In 2018, she and Bellan co-wrote the TV movie The Age of the Stateless, which Sauveur also directed. Her first feature film was Magnificat (2023), starring Karin Viard and François Berléand.