Today on television, Sur mes lèvres, a rare film directed by Jacques Audiard, is being shown on France 4. The film features Emmanuelle Devos and Vincent Cassel in a story that explores themes of love and identity. Meanwhile, Camarades is ending on Arte, described as a very amusing, sarcastic, and campy comedy set in the lecture halls of the Free University of Vincennes. The show uses humor and irony to critique academic culture and student life. For viewers who find Camarades too intense or highbrow, another option is La Tour Montparnasse infernale on Gulli. This film is known for its exaggerated humor and has been described as "Eric and Ramzy, fiercely stupid," highlighting the comedic duo's over-the-top style. According to one report, Eric and Ramzy, the French comedians, had presented their apologies for the "Asian" accent in this comedy in a Squeezie video. In the clip, they also forced the YouTuber to imitate the accent, with the sequence being successful and widely viewed. Another report mentions that La Tour Montparnasse infernale is described as "Eric and Ramzy, fiercely stupid," emphasizing the film’s irreverent and chaotic humor. Additionally, it was noted that in a Squeezie video, Eric and Ramzy had presented their apologies for the "Asian" accent in this stupid comedy that needs no introduction, further highlighting the film’s reputation for its bold and unapologetic style. Viewers who missed the beginning of Camarades can still binge-watch the series on Arte.tv, allowing them to catch up on the show’s sharp wit and satirical take on university life.