French producer Stephane Strano, the new president of the "Festival de la Fiction TV" and CEO of TV5 Monde Yves Bigot (R) deliver a speech during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

CEO of Canal plus group Maxime Saada looks on during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

CEO of TF1 Gilles Pelisson looks on during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

CEO of TF1 Gilles Pelisson looks on during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

French Culture Minister Audrey Azoulay (L) smiles next to Director of the national stage " La Coursive ", Jackie Marchand (R) at the 18th editio nof the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

CEO of TV5 Monde Yves Bigot delivers a speech during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

French Culture Minister Audrey Azoulay (C-L) arrives flanked by Director of the national stage " La Coursive ", Jackie Marchand (C-R) at the 18th editio nof the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

CEO of TV5 Monde Yves Bigot delivers a speech during the 18th edition of the festival of TV fiction of La Rochelle, western France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images