Your selection for this Sunday, October 20, not to be missed!
“Love is in the meadow”, at 8:45 p.m. on RTL TVI
The farmers have embarked on the great adventure of “ Love is in the meadow » with only one dream in mind: to meet the person who will change their lives forever. And for the sixteenth season of this great epic across the fields, it is the sparkling Maria Del Rio who set out to meet these hearts to be taken with all the positivity and empathy that characterizes her. Cow and poultry breeders, milk and meat producers, it is with great authenticity that they share with Maria the passion for their profession and that they confide in their loneliness and their desire to put an end to it. . All hopes are allowed!
“Murders in Nîmes”, at 8:50 p.m. on La Une
A few days before retirement, gendarmerie captain Béatrice Pernetti takes a dim view of the arrival of her future replacement, Parisian Alix Madrigal, who knows nothing about the Nîmes region. Although a priori at odds with each other, the two women will quickly have to put their differences aside. At the foot of the Magne Tower, a historic monument of Nîmes, lies a lifeless body, in gladiator costume, a sword buried in its stomach… On its torso, an inscription ” Col. No “. In such an emblematic place, who decided to bring the fight to the death up to date? And above all, why?
The stars of Dominique Deprêtre
“Hugo Cabret”, at 21:00 on Arte – Quatre étoiles
by Martin Scorsese (2011)
Five Oscars rewarded this adaptation of Brian Selznick’s novel by the inexhaustible director of ” Taxi Driver », which is the first intrusion into production for young audiences. A masterstroke and above all a real lesson in cinema.
“Stingy!” », at 2 p.m. on RTL TVI – Two stars
by Fred Cavayé (2016)
If the plot does not avoid some rather thick sleight of hand, the whole holds up rather well and distills a few moments of crazy laughter, the climax being reached in a restaurant sequence and in that, downright hilarious, where the anti-hero accelerates the pace of a famous concerto with the sole aim of being able to escape from the concert hall as quickly as possible.
“Number four”, at 8:15 p.m. on RTL Plug – Two stars
by DJ Caruso (2011)
In fact, the big difference between this “ Number 4 » et « Twilight » ostensibly in focus lies in the relative simplicity of the script, much less metaphysical, and in the occasional appearance of horrible creatures in the pay of the aliens. Let’s face it frankly: the DIY side of such special effects exudes a parodic touch that is ultimately rather pleasant.
“So we dance”, at 9:10 p.m. on France 2 – Two stars
by Michèle Laroque (2021)
Ducked by the native press, this third production by the comedian from Nice is, it is true, worth more for its casting than for the originality of its script, admittedly a little conventional. The fact remains: the duo of antagonistic sisters that she forms with Isabelle Nanty works well.
“Jack Mimoun & the secrets of Val Verde”, at 9:10 p.m. on TF1 – Two stars
by Malik Bentalha (2022)
The idea is that of Jamel Debbouze’s ex-accomplice, in fact a strictly French production, and incredibly reduced to a budget of less than 15 million euros. A glitter to compete with the latest ersatz of the “ Indiana Jones » original, where the author plays the titular role. Spectacular and quite funny.
