"Princess Dubai, prisoner of the desert", "The Good Lord Bird" and "Investigation Network": Eva Roque's TV tips

What TV advice for this Wednesday evening and what is the theme of this zapping?

The departure, the flight.

Flee an authoritarian regime, for example, even if the country in question is ruled by his father!

This is the incredible story of Princess Latifa al Maktoum, daughter of the Emir of Dubai, a subject mentioned by Louise Bernard in her media journal.

A life of luxury, but deprived of freedom.

A life under surveillance that she decides to leave.

She runs away for the first time, she is immediately caught by her father's men.

These words, she makes them in a video recorded in 2018 and made public by the BBC a few days ago.

A video made before his second escape attempt carried out with the help of a friend and a former French intelligence officer.

They both tell of this leak on board a boat, how they were quickly found, brought back to Dubai.

Since no news from the princess.

A chilling documentary to watch on Téva.

Another departure, another escape.

That of black slaves in America in the mid-nineteenth century some time before the Civil War, the setting for the formidable series "The good lord bird".

Complex subject, treated with humor.

Example when three blacks get together.

Other smiles could be born on your face with this series led by Ethan Hawke as John Brown, the crazy American abolitionist.

Finally, a little lightness with yet another start.

Flee the city for the countryside.

It is the choice of many French people since confinement.

The town of Dinard in Brittany has become a fashionable destination and it is not this child who will contradict me.

Extract from a series of reports compiled in "Réseau d'Enquêtes".

To sum up :

"Princess Dubai, prisoner of the desert" on Téva at 8:55 p.m., "The Good Lord Bird" on Canal + series at 9:05 p.m. and "Réseau d'Enquêtes" on France 3 at 11:10 p.m.