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7:32 p.m. : Léa Drucker was “curious” to shoot for Catherine Breillat who has “a very precise, very strong vision of cinema”. She says she never gave “no advice” to Samuel Kircher “who has an incredible instinct”.
7:31 p.m. : It’s the turn of young Samuel Kircher, main actor in Catherine Breillat’s film, Last summerto indulge in his first filming experience.
7:08 p.m. : The young actors of the film Nothing to lose, in the Un Certain Regard selection, respond with confidence to Louise Ekland’s questions. The film, with Virginie Efira, tells the story of a mother whose children find themselves placed in a home, after a legal and administrative runaway.
6:59 p.m. : Let’s go for a walk on the Croisette! Eric Judor comes to discover Catherine Breillat’s film, Last summer, screened this evening, at 7:30 p.m., in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. The actor is a little worried about the content of the film, apparently sulphurous, since he came with his 23-year-old daughter.
4:28 p.m. : It’s time for our best of culture, here are the contents not to be missed:
• Virginie Efira feels at home in Cannes. In a few years, the Belgian actress has become essential in French cinema. We tell you the trajectory of the one who dreamed of being an actress but who started as a tele-hook presenter.
• It’s the movie tiger stripes, by Malaysian director Amanda Nell Eu, which won the Grand Prize at the 62nd Critics’ Week. A film on puberty mixing adolescent comedy and horror which seduced the jury.
• Designer Zena Holloway combines a passion for gardening and fashion. The Brit makes dresses with wheat germ roots. An innovative way to make clothes while the textile industry is one of the most polluting in the world.
2:24 p.m. : If she made a name for herself in the cinema thanks to her roles in romantic comedies, she then proved that she was more than a “French Cameron Diaz”. His meeting with director Justine Triet changed everything. Victoria opened a door to more dramatic roles that has not closed since.
2:23 p.m. : Love and Forests by Valérie Donzelli yesterday, Nothing to lose by Delphine Deloget tomorrow, Virginie Efira feels at home in Cannes. In a few years, the Belgian actress has become essential in French cinema. We tell you the trajectory of the one who dreamed of being an actress but who started as a tele-hook presenter.
(VALERY HACHE / AFP)