Television channels are shaking up their programs to pay tribute to Nathalie Baye

Major films featuring the actress who died this Saturday will be visible on air, or already available for streaming.

A few hours after the announcement of the disappearance of Nathalie Baye, French television stations were quick to react. The actress with four Césars will be in the spotlight, starting this weekend, the opportunity for cinema lovers to (re)discover some masterpieces from her beautiful and long filmography.

France Télévisions will broadcast from Sunday evening on France 2 Venus Beauty (Institute)by Tonie Marshall, where she plays a beautician alongside Audrey Tautou, Samuel Le Bihan, Robert Hossein and Mathilde Seigner. Monday, we will find her as an ex-alcoholic police commander on France 3 in The Little Lieutenant by Xavier Beauvois, in which she shares the bill with Jalil Lespert, Roschdy Zem and Jacques Perrin. The two films will be available the next day in streaming on France.TV.

Arte will broadcast for its part La Baule-les-PinsMonday evening. Nathalie Baye is well surrounded in this family chronicle by Diane Kurys, where we find Richard Berry, Zabou Breitman, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Vincent Lindon and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi. Good news, the film is already visible on the channel’s website.

Finally, Canal Plus has put together a collection dedicated to the actress to watch in streaming on MyCanal. On the program, Our story by Bertrand Blier (his great duo with Alain Delon), The Guardians by Xavier Beauvois, The SK1 Affair by Frédéric Tellier or even Just the end of the world by Xavier Dolan.