Arte frees people to speak out about the taboo of menopause. LCP traces the history of a famous communist purge. The investigation into obesity proposed by Arte is not lacking in interest either. And otherwise, Jonathan Cohen does a great number in a comedy with curious charm, on TF1.
By Frédéric Strauss
Published on June 25, 2024 at 4:15 p.m.
Life-saving testimonies: “Menopause, when women talk about it”
“Menopause, when women talk about it” by Julie Talon THE Films From Here
Twelve women over 50 talk about their private lives, their changing bodies, how others view them too… Menopause has arrived. Previously still perceived as an ax putting an end to sensuality and sexuality, is this evolution of the female body better experienced today? This beautiful documentary makes you believe it.
At 10:30 p.m. on Arte. Documentary by Julie Talon (France, 2024) 52 min. Unpublished.
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“Menopause, when women talk about it”
The truth about a historical lie : “The Trial: Prague 1952”
The Prague trial in 1952, involving former members of the Communist Party (CP) and the Czechoslovak government, resulted in the execution of eleven people, including Rudolf Slansky. D.R.PERNEL MEDIA
The Czechoslovak Communist Party decapitated by… its president, head of state. Inspired by the Soviet purges, the Prague trial was a ruthless political plot. It is told here through exceptional archives. Images and documents that bring back to life the nightmare of the condemned. A moving documentary.
At 8:30 p.m. on LCP-Public Senate. Documentary by Ruth Zylberman (France/Russia, 2021) 1h10. Rebroadcast.
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“The Trial: Prague 1952”
A useful survey : “An obese world”
According to the WHO, in 2024, more than 650 million people worldwide would be obese, or 13% of the world population. Withered
Overweight and junk food are subjects that TV tends to overdo. But this documentary opens up new avenues by showing how, faced with the strategies of manufacturers who want us to drink too much sugar and eat too much fat, countries are resisting and improving our daily health.
At 8:55 p.m. on Arte. Documentary by Sylvie Gilman and Thierry de Lestrade (France, 2020) 1h35. Rebroadcast.
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“An obese world”
Two-star casting: “First Vacation”
Camille Chamoux and Jonathan Cohen. David Koskas – The Film
A Tinder date and the lovers immediately leave for a seaside resort… in Bulgaria. Inspired by our little relationship failures, this comedy is not a failure. Rather caustic and melancholic at the same time, disconcerting and seductive. Like the duo formed by Jonathan Cohen and Camille Chamoux.
At 9:10 p.m. on TF1. Film by Patrick Cassir (France, 2018) 1h42. With Jonathan Cohen, Camille Chamoux, Camille Cottin.
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“First Vacation”
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