our selection for Sunday November 17

Sunday 17th November 2024 06:12 AM

You have the choice: a beautiful film about the filial bond, a trashy and epic cruise in the company of a filmmaker who is afraid of nothing, or a look back at a dark part of 20th century history.

By Hélène Marzolf

Published on November 17, 2024 at 6:30 a.m.

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The family in all its forms: “Pupil”

Sandrine Kiberlain and Gilles Lellouche in the film “Pupille”. Photo Tresor Films-Chi-Fou-Mi Prod.-StudioCanal-Fr.3 Ciné-Artemis Prod.

A baby born under A bright emotional thriller.

At 9:10 p.m. on France 2. Film directed by Jeanne Herry. (France/Belgium, 2018). 105 mins. With Sandrine Kiberlain, Gilles Lellouche, Miou-Miou, Élodie Bouchez. Rebroadcast.

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Pupil

Do you want Maalox? : “Without filter”

Sunnyi Melles in the film “Unfiltered” by Ruben Östlund.
Photo 30WEST – Arte Fr. Ciné – BBC Films – SVT

Excess on all levels, and an anthology scene of vomit… The class struggle seen by Ruben Östlund takes on the air of acid reflux. Acerbic and masterful criticism of our materialist societies for some, big pretentious thing for others: it’s up to you to decide.

At 9 p.m. on Arte. Film directed by Ruben Östlund (Suè/All/Fr, 2022). 140 mins. With Harris Dickinson, Charbli Dean Kriek, Dolly De Leon. Rebroadcast.

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Without filter

For the memory: “Life and destiny of the Black Book, the destruction of the Jews of the USSR”

Ilya Ehrenburg (1891-1967), Soviet writer and journalist, at his typewriter. He participated in the writing of the Black Book. Photo SCRSS-Top Foto / Roger-Viollet / Les Films du Poisson/LCP

Attention, major film. The first to recount the tragic epic of the Black Book, a monumental work documenting the annihilation of Eastern Jews by the Nazis. A great, dazzling story, full of humanity.

At 10:35 p.m. on France 5. Documentary directed by Guillaume Ribot (France, 2020). 95 mins. Rebroadcast.

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Life and fate of the Black Book, the destruction of the Jews of the USSR

Bonus: “Daaaaalin”

Jonathan Cohen, one of the six Salvador Dalí of Quentin Dupieux in his film “Daaaaaalí!” ».
Photo Atelier de Prod. – Fr. 3 Cinema

Six Salvador Dalís for the price of one. Quentin Dupieux plays with time and space, having fun splitting the creator’s ego, delivering it to the whimsical, (wheeling) free interpretation of Édouard Baer, Jonathan Cohen or Gilles Lellouche… is superrrrrr!

At 9:10 p.m. on Canal+. Film directed by Quentin Dupieux. (France, 2024). 80 mins. With Édouard Baer, Gilles Lellouche, Pio Marmaï, Romain Duris, Jonathan Cohen. Rebroadcast.

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