On TV this evening: A feminist comedy that dares

After the screening of the collective film Les Infidèles, as well as after a discussion with Gilles Lellouche, Audrey Dana notes that French comedy too often takes a male point of view and reduces female characters to the rank of students. That’s why he decides to stop his acting career in order to achieve “Women’s comedy, for women“.

When writing a screenplay, a novice director draws inspiration from discussions with a large panel of women and captures the expectations of viewers and actors on the subject. Audrey Dana The latter (Alice Belaid, Julie Ferrer, Alice Tallion, Audrey Fleur, Geraldine Nakashi, Isabel Ajani, Marina Hands, Sylvie Testud or even Vanessa Parade) have a place of pride. In addition, Audrey Dana, a dedicated artist for women, offers Iman the opportunity to create a soundtrack to the film.

authorized Under the skirts of girlsThat drew approximately 1.3 million participants, and Audrey Knife was awarded the Revelation Cup at the Henry-Langlois Prize, as well as the First Work Cup at the French Film Trophies. Excited by these successes, the filmmaker is back with his first full-length film male counterpart, Men on the Edge of Nervous Disorder, a choral comedy that came out on our screens on May 25th. He once again brings together five-star actors including Thierry Lermit, Ramsey Bedia, François-Xavier Demison, Laurent Stoker, Pascal Demolon, Michael Gregorio and Max Bissett de Malglive.

Audrey Dana under the skirts of the girls with Isabel Ajani, Vanessa Paradis, Sylvie Testud …

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Tonight on TFX at 9:05 p.m.