Arte showcases classic and contemporary works
From November 1st to 7th, 2026, Arte will air Rebecca, a 1940 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, described as a gloomy masterpiece that offers a chilling experience. The channel will also feature Living in Ukraine at War, a documentary composed of about thirty scenes that showcase the resilience of the Ukrainian people.France 5 highlights a forgotten war photographer
On France 5, Catherine Leroy, a Frenchwoman in the Vietnam War will be shown, focusing on the life of a forgotten war photographer. The film explores her experiences during the Vietnam War and her impact on photojournalism.Canal+ presents emotionally rich and comedic films
Canal+ will feature L'Incroyable Femme des neiges, starring Blanche Gardin in a film set partly in the Jura and partly in Greenland. The film is noted for its emotional depth and is considered her best work. Additionally, W9 will highlight Hit Man, a comedy thriller directed by Richard Linklater, with Glen Powell playing the lead role.France 2 offers documentaries and miniseries
France 2 presents The Apprentice, a documentary exploring the early life of Donald Trump and his relationship with lawyer Roy Cohn. The channel also features The Disappeared of the Argonne, a miniseries based on a novel inspired by the real disappearance of young men during military service in the 1980s.Canal+ and Arte.tv feature diverse films
On Canal+, The Rays and the Shadows will be featured, a film directed by Xavier Giannoli that explores the challenges of making a place in occupied France. The film showcases the talent of young actress Nastya Golubeva. Lastly, on Arte.tv, Gaza My Love is highlighted, a romantic comedy directed by the Nasser brothers that mixes minimalist poetry, humor, and political satire.
