DRAMA. Angel makers
"Annie Colère" at 21:10 p.m., on Canal +. Annie - played by Laure Calamy - is a worker in a small provincial company. She is married and has two children. When she became pregnant without having wished for the third, she did not know how to do it, in February 1974, before the victory of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing in the presidential election and the Veil law on the voluntary termination of pregnancy. Annie then discovers the MLAC, Movement for the Freedom of Abortion and Contraception, whose local branch is held in the evening in the back room of a bookstore, after closing. She discovers more or less young women, like her, not particularly politicized, and who fear the trauma of a poorly performed abortion.
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