TV Series2025 · M6 · Ended · 118 min
Imaginez un musée plongé dans la pénombre, des vitrines d’exposition devenues scènes de crime, et sept célébrités rôdant entre les couloirs pour résoudre une énigme... Bienvenue dans "Murder Party au Musée", la nouvelle émission de M6 animée par Francis Huster. Là où la télévision rencontre l’expérience immersive, une question se pose : est-ce une bonne nouvelle pour les vrais passionnés de murder parties ?
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