The TV movie The Devil’s Leap: The Wolf Trail will be watched at 21:10. TF1. Paul Vilar accompanies his daughter and a group of teenagers on a nature dive organized by the military. However, the group is taken hostage by the mercenaries. Paul is then subjected to a terrible blackmail. Will Machiavellian manage to save his daughter, group and honor trapped in a conspiracy? Do you like Devil’s Leap? Here’s the rest… Once again, in the role of a former elite soldier, transformed into a high mountain guide, Philippe Bas guarantees the show! It’s all there: stunts, chases, fights… all perfectly filmed in gorgeous natural settings.
France 2 bet on the historical series at 21:10 Diana of Poitiers. Diane de Poitiers (Isabelle Adjani), widow of much of the kingdom, is one of the figures in King François Ier’s court. Her aura, beauty, and great freedom won her strong hostilities and soon the wrath of the Inquisition. With Henry II’s accession to the throne, despite a twenty-year difference, the new king’s favorite favorite, Diane, becomes a trusted advisor: the most powerful woman in the kingdom. Don’t be taken in by Queen Catherine de Medici.
at 21:05 W9 watching war movie Inglourious Gang. In France, Under Occupation. A group of Nazi hunters, a young Jewish woman whose family was murdered, an infallible SS colonel and a German war hero: many destinies intersect around a movie premiere presented to the dignitaries of the Third Reich… dynamite the law once again. Except for a few sequences where his genius exploded onto the screen, the mix of genres doesn’t quite support the heaviness of great comedy and history. This is not the case for the breathtaking Christoph Waltz, who was rightly awarded at Cannes for his daunting incarnation of absolute evil.
We conclude this selection with the report. Become a Paris firefighter at 9:00 am France 5. An immersion in the heart of the Paris firefighting school, with six young recruits undergoing rigorous and rigorous military training. The camera films young firefighters in their daily lives. This sensitive and instructive documentary shows us the commitment of these volunteers to help.
Sarah Ibri
Source: Programme Television
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