The beautiful role in the cinema, the television according to Jerome Commander, the book by Sarah Poniatowski… Madame Figaro Culture Week

Love game

Artists and as a couple, Henri and Nora share everything. Since they fell in love at first sight, he directed plays in which he acts, but dreams of cinema. When he accepts the lead role in the movie, while preparing for their new show, everything explodes. “I wanted to deal with the difficulty of combining life, love and work. The connections between the director and his actor and the act of artistic creation appeared to me as ideal metaphors. Henri and Nora fall in love as soon as they find a stage, their relationship is formed like organizing a show. These two creative movements feed off each other before going against each other,” explains director Victor Rodenbach. Nice roleromantic comedy and remarriage.

After a sclerotic relationship, its characters learn to love each other again without belonging, finding balance in their personal development. Vimala Pons, who is a director along with an acting career, and William Lebgill, a favorite of auteur cinema, enchant this fine film with creative vertigo, the existentialist of the artist. about crisis and love’s second chance. M.L.

Beautiful role By Victor Rodenbach, with William Lebgill, Vimala Pons…

Jerome Commander and his funny TV

The party continues at Canal+. After the 40th anniversary evening hosted by Antoine de Cannes, Jerome Commander reveals his. magical worldan eight-episode special written and produced by himself. He reviews and mocks yesterday’s TV shows and today’s platforms and presents about fifty sketches with as many guests. “I had fun with this carte blanche. It was my absolute childhood dream, I allowed myself everything. producing shows on set, outside, with the public… I went back to 1979, 1985, played current presenters, but also some who are no longer there,” says the creator. Result? The public will discover Marina Fois as Anne-Élisabeth Lemoine in a version. C to you irresistible, or even Gérard Darmont, Raphael Personaz and the Filipino Leroy-Beaulieu, who play again Who wants to be my partner? As for Jerome Commander, a true chameleon, he had fun reinterpreting Maite, Yves Murousi, Nikos Aliagas or even Patrick Balkan against Audrey Lamy as his wife. M.G.

The magical world of Jerome Commanderfrom December 18 on Canal+, two episodes a week.

The taste of entrepreneurship

There will be no deep emancipation of women until women become leaders of mass business. Under the leadership of Maison Sarah Lavoine (interior architecture, furniture, tableware, ready-to-wear, etc.), the author invites us to a quick training to dare to create your own business thanks to an enlightening book that combines: the story of his own experience with lots of simple advice, short and tonic chapters: “Train with the experts”, “Know yourself and trust yourself”, “Order (but not too much)” … alternating with full pages of photos and comic-style drawings: all airy and easily accessible.

However, one should not believe that business, whatever it is, does not require great effort, persistence, courage and courage. This book is aimed at both men and women. Sara Poniatowski emphasizes both the impostor syndrome, which always wreaks havoc on women, and the need to care (for places, teams, colleagues), which is often absent from the male side; In general, it is vital to reprogram your brain to move towards the positive and “be comfortable not knowing what will happen.” How to combine creativity and management, diversify without spreading, be profitable without making money a religion, grow gracefully to maintain spontaneity and freedom , taking reasonable risks… It promotes sustainable products to combat overconsumption and environmentally friendly options.Finally, he bet comes that you can manage a large company (nineteen stores, one hundred and fifty employees) without forgetting your family life. IP:

Dream, dare, create… and start again , By Sarah Poniatowski, in collaboration with Anne-Sophie Leroux, illustrations by Hubert Van Rie, Éditions Flammarion, 166 p., €25.