France 2 is broadcasting a new series this Wednesday, October 16, A suspicionwith Odile Vuillemin and Joyce Bibring. Faced with a woman she thinks is a serial killer, a young gendarmerie captain does everything possible to unmask her, even if it means burning her wings.
You don’t know what to watch on television this Wednesday, October 16? The writing of I have fun offers you its daily selection, composed of a new fiction previously unpublished on France 2, the highly anticipated return of Weak link with Vincent Dedienne and a documentary on Elsa Morante, the unforgettable author of The History.
A suspicionat 9:05 p.m. on France 2
Constable Mathilde Delboscq (Joyce Bibring) investigates the death of a man, found dead drugged behind the wheel of his burned car. The victim, Pascal Dubreuil (Cyril Lecomte), is an entrepreneur from the region seemingly without any problems: a prosperous company, a successful marriage and two healthy children. However, when the gendarme investigates, she discovers a much less idyllic reality: the family business is on the verge of bankruptcy, Pascal was estranged from his son and had an affair with his assistant.
Very quickly, Mathilde suspects the victim’s wife, Isabelle Dubreuil (Odile Vuillemin), whose coldness challenges her. Digging into her past, she discovers that several of her former companions died in similar circumstances. Is she facing a serial murderer? Carried by the performance of Odile Vuillemin, who embodies this troubled woman with finesse, this thriller makes us doubt until the end.
The weak linkat 9:10 p.m. on M6
For a unique broadcast, Vincent Dedienne brings Laurence Boccolini’s famous game back to life and welcomes sixteen celebrities, including Florence Foresti, Bernard Campan, Julie Gayet and Marc Lavoine. The winnings collected will be donated to the Women Safe & Children association, which helps women and minors in difficulty.
Elsa Morante and La Storiaat 10:40 p.m. on Arte
In 1974, Elsa Morante published The Historyone of the most famous Italian novels which sells millions of copies around the world. A masterpiece on the Second World War, for which she was criticized, both by the left-wing intelligentsia and by feminist movements
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