TV Guide: “Semi-Finals of The Voice, Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony, TV Movie, and Australian Landscapes on Tonight’s Lineup”

entertainment The Voiceis to follow at 9:10 p.m. on TF1. Now on to the semi-finals. The eight talents offer their coaches and viewers incredible performances. On this semi-final, it’s time for them to enter the big leagues. Indeed, they can show the extent of their talent by performing, accompanied by real staging. They perform a song of their choice, and have the chance to sing a duet with their coach. After months of competition, all aim to reach the Grand Final, and hope to become “The Voice” 2023.

At 9:10 p.m. on France 2 we look, the Closing Ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival. The closing night of the 76th Cannes Film Festival begins with the climb of the steps. The mistress of ceremonies, actress Chiara Mastroianni, accompanied by the president of the jury Ruben Östlund then revealed the long-awaited prize list and awarded the prizes to the films appearing there. In addition to the Palme d’or, many categories highlight, as every year, the best of international creation: the Caméra d’or, the Un certain regard selection, the Critics’ Week, or even the Queer Palm.

France 3 put at 9:10 p.m. on, the TV movie Murders at Mont-Saint-Michel. Father Florentin, exorcist priest of the abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, receives a visit from Antoine Riberio. This foreman has the feeling of being possessed by the devil since he discovered a skeleton buried under his construction site. Some time later, we find Ribeiro’s body…

We end this selection with the magazine Close call at 9:00 p.m. on France 5. A journey between Sydney and Melbourne, the two emblematic cities of Australia, to discover magnificent landscapes that are still wild. Contents: Sydney, the city of athletes; The beaches of Australia, unmissable… A trip to Australia? We say, “Yes! If the beginning of this new number in Sydney remains quite classic, the sequel to Melbourne offers other visions of the land of Oz, less known, distilling a certain charm, accentuated by the diversity of the speakers with this “Aussie” accent so particular. Fortunately, there is the voiceover to understand their English from the other side of the world.

Sarah Ibri