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Caméra Café 2002

★ TMDB users: 7.4/10 from 5 votes Comedy 11 seasons · 194 eps Returning Series
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What is Caméra Café?

Caméra Café is a television series that centers on the daily professional lives of employees working at a Montreal branch of a large Toronto-based company. The show utilizes a unique narrative perspective by capturing the interactions and events occurring around a coffee machine located within the office.

Type
TV series
Year
2002
Status
Returning Series
Episodes
194
Runtime
22 minutes
First aired
Sep 16, 2002
Last aired
Mar 30, 2021
Original language
FR
Origin
CA
Networks
TVA
Genres
Comedy
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Rating
★ TMDB users: 7.4/10 from 5 votes
Format
11 seasons · 194 episodes
Episode runtime
~22 minutes
Status
Returning Series
Network
TVA
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Caméra Café is a television series that centers on the daily professional lives of employees working at a Montreal branch of a large Toronto-based company. The show utilizes a unique narrative perspective by capturing the interactions and events occurring around a coffee machine located within the office. This specific vantage point is made possible by a camera hidden inside the machine, which was installed at the request of the company's executive leadership. By focusing on the conversations and behaviors of the staff as they gather for their breaks, the series provides a window into the workplace dynamics and personal dynamics of the individuals employed at the branch. The premise relies on the conceit of the concealed recording device to observe the office culture as it unfolds in real time. Through this lens, the program explores the routine activities and interpersonal relationships of the workers as they navigate their responsibilities under the watchful eye of the hidden camera.

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“A hidden coffee machine camera records the daily lives of employees at a Montreal office branch.”

Reasons to watch
  • unique perspective on office life
  • captures daily workplace dynamics
Keep in mind
  • format may feel repetitive to some viewers

Watch it if you enjoy workplace comedies centered on office gossip and daily interactions.

The series is a comedy focused on the professional and private lives of office employees.

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Season 1 · 19 episodes Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →
Season 2 · 18 episodes
Season 3 · 18 episodes
Season 4 · 18 episodes
Season 5 · 18 episodes
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Frequently asked questions

What is the premise of the show?

The show depicts the daily lives of employees at a Montreal branch through a camera hidden in a coffee machine.

When was the show broadcast?

The Quebec version of the series aired between September 16, 2002, and March 20, 2012.

Who directed the series?

The Quebec series was directed by Michel Courtemanche, Pierre Paquin, and Guy Levesque.

Is this an original series?

The series is a Quebec adaptation of a French-born comedy format.

Where does the story take place?

The story is set at a Montreal branch of a large Toronto company.

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