With so many channels and diverse programming, it can be challenging to choose what to watch. Here is a look at some of the standout shows and films airing from September 27 to October 3, 2026. The Godfather Part III will air on Arte, marking the end of Francis Ford Coppola’s legendary trilogy. Known for its themes of power, betrayal, and redemption, the film features Al Pacino in a memorable performance. Following this, Arte will screen Gomorrah, an anti-mafia manifesto, a documentary based on the book by Roberto Saviano. The book, published in 2006, exposed the operations of the Camorra, a powerful Neapolitan crime syndicate, and Saviano remains under police protection due to threats. The documentary explores the real-life impact of the book and Saviano’s unwavering stance against organized crime. On Ciné+ Classic, Gérard Philipe. The Eternal Young Man offers a tribute to the French actor, known for his dedication to the stage and screen. The film includes rare archival footage and highlights his contributions to French cinema. Meanwhile, Arte will air The Empire LVMH, a documentary exploring the rise of Bernard Arnault, the head of the luxury goods conglomerate LVMH. It details his strategic vision and the transformation of the company into a global powerhouse in the world of high fashion and luxury. Other notable programs include The Mysterious Gaze of the Pink Flamingo on Ciné+ Festival, directed by Diego Céspedes. This film tells the story of a group of cross-dressers who become a family for an 11-year-old girl in a mining village, blending humor and bold storytelling. On Arte, This Woman is a dark thriller starring Josiane Balasko, who plays a police officer turned zombie after her son disappears. The film explores themes of grief and psychological tension. In the final days of the week, A Summer on Asphalt will air on Arte, depicting a father’s visit to his daughter in Hamburg. The film balances emotional depth with comedic elements. On October 3, France 4 will screen Gustavia, the story of the unknown Swedish prince, a ballet that combines classical dance with modern styles like voguing and flamenco. The film The Abduction in the Seraglio will also air, a Turkish opera originally performed in German but now presented in French by the Royal Opera of Versailles. Lastly, Paris Première will feature An Hour to Kill by Waly Dia, a controversial show that includes political messages targeting French President Emmanuel Macron and the police.