Netflix US subscription; released today. One feature, not a new season. French original audio and English subtitles are available; the public listing did not expose a reliable feature runtime. Netflix, release page
Five years after ASK closed, Andréa is directing her first film when her lead actor drops out, drawing the old team back together. My choice tonight is this livelier register: comic intelligence, vanity and personalities colliding, rather than another solemn documentary that asks to be admired at the end of a long day.
The early disagreement is worth knowing. The Guardian’s Leslie Felperin finds the reunion funny and well judged. Review
The FT gives it two stars, arguing that reassembling the ensemble does not restore the agency machinery that made the series work. That is a substantive objection: celebrity cameos and returning characters are ingredients, not necessarily a comic engine. Financial Times
My recommendation is for the wit and company, with that structural caveat—not a declaration that the sequel has met universal approval. If you have never watched the series, this reunion is a less natural entry point.