TV program for Saturday, June 28: “Remembering Beautiful Things,” “The Beautiful Spark”… Our selection
A poignant, César-winning film by Zabou Breitman, a TV movie inspired by true events starring Mélanie Doutey, a gentle journey along the Canal du Midi... Here are our suggestions for your TV evening.
By the Television Service , Emeline Collet and Lorine Gaume"Remembering Beautiful Things" at 9:05 p.m. on T18. Isabelle Carré deserved her César. In 2003, she was named Best Actress for her performance in "Remembering Beautiful Things" by Zabou Breitman , at only 32 years old. It must be said that she put all her sensitivity into the role of Claire Poussin, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease at such a young age. She uses one word for another, struggles to find her way around, forgets the simplest everyday gestures, remembers names that are nevertheless innocuous, and erases the essential.
For his part, Philippe, played by Bernard Campan, has retained nothing of his life before the accident in which his wife and little boy died. Alzheimer's and trauma do nothing to hinder their feelings: they fall in love. As he regains his memories, she loses hers, condemned to death, but first to madness.
Le Parisien
