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STAR WARS: Ahsoka
Former Jedi Knight Ahsoka Tano investigates a nascent threat in a vulnerable galaxy. Rosario Dawson is the protagonist of Star Wars: Ahsoka, a miniseries created by Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni, set in the Star Wars universe after the fall of the Empire and available today at Disney+.
EVENING LIKE A LION
Nine dedicate a long evening and night Sergio Leoneand his Italian westerns with the inimitable music of Ennio Morricone, with the first two chapters of the trilogy of that time. At 21.25 it will be aired. Once upon a time in the West With Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda AND Claudia Cardinale. At 00.35 there is down the head With Rod Steiger AND James CoburnThe action takes place in Mexico in 1913, during the revolution.
INVASION
From today release every Wednesday Apple TV+ there is a second season Invasion, a science fiction television series created by Simon Kinberg and David Weil, featuring Tara Moayedi and Aja Robertson. In these ten new episodes, always focusing on the points of view of characters in different parts of the world, the aliens step up their attacks in a global war against humans.
CRAZY
Barbra Streisand she was nominated for a Golden Globe for her role as luxurious call girl Claudia Draper, accused of murdering an elderly client. The family, with the help of a well-known lawyer, would like to lock the girl up for insanity in a psychiatric hospital, but she would prefer to be followed by public defender Aaron Levinsky (Richard Dreyfuss). On Warner TV (Channel 37) scheduled at 21.30 Crazy1987 drama film directed by Martin Ritt.
AFFLACK VS JACKSON
A banal car accident between a promising lawyer and an insurance agent awaiting a divorce turns into endless revenge. Ben Affleck AND Samuel L. Jackson are the main characters Crime hypothesis, Thriller by Roger Michell 2002. A7 at 21.15.
FOR PARADISE
Debuts in the world premiere at Channel 5 at 21.20 beyond paradisespin-off series Crimes in Paradise. Combining suspense and humor, this crime-comedy-drama sees the pair of Inspector Humphrey Goodman (Chris Marshall) and his wife Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton) move to a quiet Devonshire town after leaving busy London. A man enters the local police, and he immediately has to deal with a specific case about a witch and her legend.