Director: José Caltagirone
Behind the glamour of Paris haute couture, a family empire starts to crack in La Maison, a 2024 French drama series led by Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar.
What is La Maison about?
The fashion house at the center of La Maison has spent generations building a name synonymous with prestige, but the series opens as that legacy starts to buckle. A scandal reaches the family running the house, and suddenly every relationship built on decades of trust is up for renegotiation. Executives, designers, and heirs jockey for control while rival houses circle, ready to capitalize on any weakness. What unfolds is less about the clothes on the runway and more about the people fighting to keep their names attached to them: a patriarch trying to protect what he built, a new generation questioning whether the old ways still work, and outsiders who see opportunity in the chaos. The show moves fluidly between ateliers, boardrooms, and family dinners, showing how a single crisis can expose fault lines that had been papered over for years, and asking whether the house can reinvent itself before its rivals finish it off.
Cast & crew
Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar lead an ensemble built for a family saga, joined by Carole Bouquet, Zita Hanrot, Pierre Deladonchamps, and Antoine Reinartz, with Anne Consigny and Florence Loiret Caille rounding out the house's inner circle. The cast gives each generation within the family its own voice, so the power struggle never reduces to a simple villain-versus-hero setup, and even minor characters get moments where their loyalties are genuinely in question.
Context & significance
José Caltagirone directs this French-American co-production, which draws on the real rhythms of the couture industry, its shows, its ateliers, and its succession battles, to build a workplace drama with the scale of a family epic.
Where & how to watch
La Maison is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, giving Persian-speaking audiences a full Farsi viewing experience. Anyone can read this page for free; watching the series itself requires logging into a K-Time account.