The comedy Crossingcan be followed at 9:10 p.m. on France 2. Two educators embark with a handful of kids from the suburbs on a catamaran for an educational cruise in the Mediterranean to discover the joys and rules of boating. Only problem: the skipper is a former psycho-rigid ferry cop who shares the same stubborn prejudices with the young people. Not sure the cruise is fun.
M6 put at 11:10 p.m. on, the report Not so white coats: investigation into sexist and sexual violence in hospitals. After the world of cinema, sport and the media, a new movement for freedom of speech has caused a real tidal wave, #MeTooHospital. Thousands of testimonies then invaded social networks, breaking an almost total silence until then. Harassment, denigration, sexual assault, the walls of the hospital hide very serious actions: eight out of ten female doctors say they have been victims of sexist behavior. From Agnès Buzyn, former Minister of Health, to Marine Ltemporel, Miss France 2013, today a general practitioner, via Martin Winckler, ex-doctor, writer, but also women doctors, nurses, caregivers, students , all gave their moving testimonies.
At 9:10 p.m. on TF1 we watch the blockbuster Suicide Squad. Amanda Waller, a US government agent, decided to form a team of incarcerated criminals, Task Force X, to carry out suicide missions in order to atone for their past crimes. Among these dangerous individuals, the crazy Harley Quinn, who is the girlfriend of the infamous Joker, the Enchantress, a young woman with magical powers, the hitman Deadshot or even El Diablo. We can also count Captain Boomerang, an Australian inseparable from his boomerangs, and Killer Croc, the crocodile man. All these criminals are supervised by Rick Flag, a soldier, Amanda Waller’s relay on the ground…
We end this selection with, the documentary The rail sagaat 9:05 p.m. on France 5. This documentary traces the history of the railway and the way in which it transformed France and the habits of the French, through the testimony of railway workers… A fascinating documentary, rich in information, illustrated by rare images, punctuated by testimonies often moving railway workers. Along the way, we discover the face of Simone Hérault, “the voice of the SNCF”, heard by all travelers.
