The new season of Fort Boyardis to be followed at 9:10 p.m. on France 2. In the first show of the season, Olivier Minne is surrounded by Elie Semoun, Damien Pauwels, Jimmy Mohamed, Léa François, Nina Métayer, Guillaume Daret and Aurélie Konaté. They play together on behalf of the association Projet Primates, which aims to support the Chimpanzee Conservation Center (CCC) based in Guinea Conakry.
Canal+ put on at 9:10 p.m. on, the biopic Napoleon. From the revolutionary terror of 1793 to his death in exile on Saint Helena in 1821. A look back at the formidable epic of Napoleon Bonaparte, artillery officer who became Emperor of the French… This cinematographic Everest, the Englishman Ridley Scott chooses, at the antipodes of hagiography, to attack it from the intimate side: the tormented lover rather than the myth. Thus we learn more about his marital setbacks than about his political legacy, and more about his contempt for human life than about his reforming work. Hence a feeling of flight, an impression of unfinished business, accentuated by the ellipses in squadrons. It is therefore better to know the History of France. Which does not detract from Joaquin Phoenix’s feverishly interior performance, the majesty of the costumes, the sets and the spectacularity of the battles.
At 9:10 p.m. on TF1 we watch, entertainment 30 years of cult show. Focus on the “biggest TV surprises”: numerous archive images and testimonies from hosts and emblematic personalities of the French audiovisual landscape allow you to discover or rediscover the most unexpected and surprising moments immortalized on the small screens .
We end this selection with the magazine Close call at 9:00 p.m. on France 5. Behind the heavenly landscapes, however, lie the harm of mass tourism. Thailand has learned from its mistakes and is now gradually turning towards eco-responsible and cleaner tourism thanks to the determination and resilience of local stakeholders.
