Films, documentaries ... France Télévisions pays tribute to Annie Cordy

Annie Cordy at the Angoulême Festival, in August 2015. -

The public service has turned its grids upside down in the days to come to pay tribute to Annie Cordy.

This Sunday, at 6:35 p.m. on France 2,

, will return to the cult moments of the artist, who died on Friday at the age of 92, on the small screen.

Monday, it will be Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine's turn to discuss the career of Tata Yoyo's interpreter in her talk show,

, broadcast live on France 5 from 7 p.m.

The same day, at 10:50

, France 2 will present

, a TV movie by Jean-Pierre Améris, in which Annie Cordy plays Adélaide, an illiterate grandmother.

This is her last role - this fiction was released in September 2018, a few months after her last film appearance in

.

Special evening, Thursday, on France 3

Thursday, France 3, announces a special evening launched at 9:05 pm by

, 2015 feature film by Jean-Paul Rouve based on the novel by David Foenkinos.

Annie Cordy plays Madeleine, who runs away from the retirement home where she is a resident.

An overwhelming role.

At 10:45 pm, it's time for a new documentary,

, retracing, with the voice of Stéphane Bern and numerous archive images, the long career of "Nini La Chance".

Finally, Monday September 14 at midnight, as part of the Midnight Cinema, will broadcast

by René Clément.

A 1970 film starring Annie Cordy with Marlène Jobert and Charles Branson.

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