In love meGuillaume Gou’s first film, the two actresses play two sisters who are reconciled by tragedy.
Meeting at the Hotel Dame des Arts in Paris. The merry troupe formed by Guillaume Gouy, his wife Alison Paradis and Elodie Boucher came to promote the actor’s first film. The playing field. When Lola loses her companion, she refuses to attend his funeral. Under these circumstances, he finds his sister Margot and convinces her to take him and his son along the southern roads. An impromptu trip that will allow them to rekindle the bonds they had as children, but also learn to discover each other as adults. “love me It’s a women’s story because I’ve always been fascinated by actresses, especially Italian film actresses. Telling the story of a sibling inspires me because I find that our place in the family never changes; the youngest will always be the youngest of his siblings. My two heroines, separated by years, should get to know each other in adulthood,” says the director in a conversation with us.
Solar duo
Allison Paradis and Elodie Bouchez shine on screen in this light-hearted road movie. For Madame Figaro, the two actresses returned to their memories of the shoot and Guillaume Gou’s first experience behind the camera (“the perfect director”). They also discussed the personality traits they share with their characters, what’s left of their childhood (“the joy of the present, the desire to play, the curiosity of others”), and the sisters Alison Paradis (Vanessa Paradis’s sister). ) is in life (“very present, you can count on me, even in really big moments of difficulty”).
interesting projects
Along with this film, Elodie Bouches is waiting in the cinema Winter in summer by Lætitia Masson, with Benjamin Biola, Nora Hamzawi, Nicolas Duvachel (released March 22); and in I will always see your faces By Jeanne Herr, with Adele Exarchopoulos, Leila Bekhti, Gilles Lelouch and Dali Benssala (released March 29). As for Alison Paradis, she is currently playing at the Theater du Montparnasse Jannis’ CoatA play by Alain Thullier, directed by Philippe Lelievre.
Source: Le Figaro
