Our review of the documentary Diana, the seven days that followed her death: the tribute of princes William and Harry on France 5

Commemorating the twenty-five years of the disappearance of Princess Diana is complicated as the drama of August 31, 1997 in Paris has been analyzed from all angles.

And yet.

After

Secrets d'histoire" by Stéphane Bern in replay on France 3 and

by Ed Perkins to see in the cinema, this BBC film is not to be missed.

With

by Stephen Frears (2006) and

of which we expect season 5 on Netflix this fall, it is even "the" documentary to have seen.

When it aired on the BBC in 2017, it attracted 5.6 million viewers.

William and Harry who had commissioned this production in tribute to their mother on the occasion of the twenty years of her disappearance have achieved their goal.

Older people will remember.

The youngest will learn who Diana was, why her disappearance aroused such emotion and how the British monarchy narrowly escaped.

Tsunami of emotions

These 90 minutes tell the underside of the unreal week from August 31 to September 6, 1997. Seven days out of…

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