The first images of the film You won’t have my hate, the gaze of Pierre Deladonchamps, who embodies a journalist whose wife died in the Bataclan attacks, pierces the heart. He wanted more than anything to play this role, adapted from the autobiographical work of Antoine Leiris. The César of the best hope for The unknown lake imposes itself once again on the big screen in this poignant role, transmitting the emotions to perfection. If he is telling someone else’s story, he is preparing to explore his own since he is writing his first feature film. In his portrayal of Releasehis project unfolds, between family pain and childhood memories.
For his first work as a director, he draws inspiration from his life, listening to the music of Alain Barrière and To look at the sea which will accompany the opening scene. In his film, he will notably talk about his relationship with his brother who committed suicide at the age of 26. Of him he will say in Release it was “awesome and very funny“. Composer and musician, he left his family around forty texts, some of which were sung by Pierre Deladonchamps in 2005 as the first part of Jacques Higelin, specifies the daily.
There is this “clarification” too: his brother was blind. “But for me it was like a hair color, a detail but not a problem“, confides the actor. With his eldest, he became the “little brother playing big“by describing the world around him, happy that we have”need him“. They lived in a house in Jarville-la-Malgrange, next to Nancy with their father who worked in the social sector, and her mother, a teacher. But also three other children taken in after the death of their parents in a car accident, a youth that he will soon reveal from his point of view.
This drama, which has followed him for years, has certainly influenced his performance. But if for a long time, Pierre Deladonchamps thought that the cinema “would save from madness or malaise“Thinking it was okay”fill the void“, he “ultimately feels more nurtured by being a parent than an actor“, he who has two children aged 4 and 12 in joint custody.
You won’t get my hatein theaters November 2
Pierre Deladonchamps wanted this role at all costs when filmmaker Kilian Riedhof offered it to him. “I knew I wanted this role. I was struck, at the time, by the intelligence and resilience of Antoine Leiris“, explains Pierre Deladonchamps, proud to play this journalist who lost his wife at the Bataclan and wrote the message that went viral which gave the title of the film. The role of the missing wife is played by Camélia Jordana. Like her partner , they have been in great demand at the cinema in recent years, the big screen sublimating their charisma and their talent. Discover the trailer and the photos of the preview of the film which took place in Paris on October 27, 2022 in our slideshow above.