La 2 broadcasts the 100th broadcast of Órbita Laika, the space dedicated to science, as well as a report on Documentos TV that examines the peculiarities of the TotalEnergies company. For its part, Telecinco offers the second part of the new season of the series Entrevías. As for cinema, fans can watch Alfred Hitchcock’s Perfect Crime on TCM and Hideo Nakata’s Dark Water on DARK.
100 programs with “Orbita Laika”
10 p.m., La 2
The space dedicated to science on La 2 celebrates its 100th anniversary today and is celebrating this with an episode in which viewers can learn a little more about its peculiarities and secrets. In addition, he will delve into the world of epigenetics to find out how some experiences can remain encoded in DNA and talk about a less entertaining topic: superbugs that have already developed resistance to antibiotics.
‘Perfect Crime’
22.05, TCM
Select M for murder. USA, 1954 (100 minutes). Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Cast: Grace Kelly, Ray Milland, Robert Cummings, John Williams.
Perfect Crime is one of the most obvious examples of Hitchcock’s visual mastery. Every frame and every camera movement are full of meaning in a work that uses the set and the objects as dramatic engines of its dark intrigue. The master accentuates the devilish mechanics of the narrative thanks to a camera that describes and narrates at the same time, creating an almost unbearable tension even in the moments when the action seems to take a breather to start with more force.
Second part of “Entrevías”
10.50 p.m., Telecinco
The new episode of the third season of Entrevías tells how Tirso is shaken by feelings of guilt after Nata’s death. He also has to deal with the fact that Tente has taken command of the gang and is willing to kill him to avenge his cousin’s death. Nelson and Jimena also find Irene in a pool of blood and take her to the hospital. Given the fatal outcome, they try to convince Tirso to flee the neighborhood before the gang members pursue him.
23.50, La 2
The report “Total ecological facelift” presents a journalistic investigation that exposes the French oil giant’s enormous fossil fuel production. Journalists managed to penetrate the fossil fuel giant, which produces oil and gas in 130 countries. In 2021, it became the powerful TotalEnergies with profits of $16 billion. Although the company claims to be committed to society and aware of climate change, it only produces 0.38% of its energy from renewable sources.
‘Dark Water’
24.00, DARK
Japan, 2002 (102 minutes). Director: Hideo Nakata. Artists: Hitomi Kuroki, Rio Kanno.
After the two great parts of “The Ring”, the Japanese Hideo Nakata further renewed the worn out patterns of horror cinema with this scary and terrible film that drowns a mother and her daughter in a house dominated by strange creatures. Nakata manages to make “Dark Water” not only a monument to the horror genre, but also an explosive mosaic of dark and suffocating sequences full of malevolence, a story full of edges, shadows and terror. And all without a drop of blood.
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