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Netflix streaming service presented a trailer for the fourth season of the popular series “Emily in Paris”. The first part of the show will be released on August 15, and the second – on September 12.
Although insiders reported that in the new season many events of the series will be moved from Paris to other cities, the clip released today only showed scenes , filmed in the French capital.
The series tells about the American marketer Emily (Lily Collins), who receives an unexpected offer of her dream job in Paris. After moving, the young girl begins to talk about her new life on Instagram, her page quickly gains popularity.
Emilie's life in Paris may be full of drama, but she is willing to make bold choices to get everything she wants from the city – and the man of her dreams – says the description of the video.
It will be recalled that the third season of the show ended with the unsuccessful wedding of the friend of the main character Camilla and the French chef Gabriel, who are expecting a child. Emily has strong feelings for two men at once: ex-boyfriend Alfie and Gabriel. Meanwhile, Camilla herself is in love with another woman.
Unfortunately, Emily and Gabriel's chemistry is undeniable as they work on a Michelin star together, but two big secrets threaten to destroy everything they've ever dreamed of, according to the new season synopsis on Netflix's Tudum website.
Also romantic adventures, Emily has a busy travel schedule. According to the director, from the French Alps to the squares of Rome, the audience will see amazing new places through the eyes of Emily. Expect new characters, lots of drama, romance and trying to learn a whole new language.
The first season of “Emily in Paris” was released in October 2020. Then it was criticized by the French, who accused the creators of sending stereotypes and stereotypes, as well as idealizing the city. The second season of the series outraged Ukraine. In one of the series, a new character appears – at the French language courses, Emily meets the Ukrainian Petra (Darya Panchenko), who came to Paris from Kyiv.
During a walk, the “Ukrainian Petra” steals things from shop Famous Ukrainian women, users of social networks, as well as the then Minister of Culture and Information Policy Oleksandr Tkachenko, who sent a complaint to Netflix, reacted to this scene. Later, the company responded to the letter “diplomatically enough”, assuring that they would be in closer contact with the Ministry of Culture to prevent similar cases in the future.