“Exciting and subtle sophistication”: rated 3.9 out of 5, this is Corinne Masiero’s best film

Corinne Masiero stars this week in Nessim Chikhau’s social comedy, Petites mains. In this film, which is inspired by real events: demonstrations by housekeepers of a luxury hotel to demand better working conditions – Corinne Masiero plays Simone, one of the housekeepers in a Parisian palace.

The feature film tells the story of Eva (Lucy Charles-Alfred), a young woman who joins a team of maids. He meets colleagues with strong personalities: Safietou, Aissata, Violette and Simone. Between laughter and hard hitting, a young woman discovers a united and unified team in the face of adversity. When a social movement disrupts life in the palace, each of these “little hands” will be faced with their own choices.

This film immerses us in the palace, in the life of these invisible people and these small hands.

The best film in Corinne Masiero’s filmography

And exactly… the best film in the filmography Corinne Masiero (in which the actor has one of the main roles) is another social film: Louis-Julien Petit’s Les Invisibles. This is the third time the director is working with the actress after he has already directed her in Discount and Karol Mathew.

With 4662 ratings and 459 reviews, Les invisibles has an average viewer rating of 3.9 out of 5. Corinne Masiero shares the bill with Audrey Lamm, Noemi Lvovsky, Deborah Lukumuena, Pablo Paul and Sarah Suko.

Following the municipal decision, the reception center for homeless women Envol will be closed. Social workers have only three months left to reintegrate the women in their care at any cost: falsification, piston, lies… from now on everything is allowed!

This movie is inspired by Claire Lajeune’s book called “On the road to the invisibleIt attracted 1,354,504 viewers in French cinemas in 2019 and was filmed with women who actually lived on the streets. Out of 459 reviews, 390 internet users rated the movie at least 3 stars and 114 people gave it the maximum rating of 5 stars.

Philippe Delbos 83 writes: “A moving and sophisticated film by Louis-Julien Petit, a fantastic Corinne Masiero. Not to mention an extraordinary performance by non-professional actors, homeless or from the street world. Hurry up to see this film, aliens of cinematic news.”

Nathalie D, for her part, thinks it’s a great movie: “Thank you for this emotional moment, I laughed a lot, Audrey Lamm and Corinne Masiero are wonderful and all these girls are strong personalities. I will see people on the street differently.”

“A film that restores faith in humanity”

According to Freeze47, “This restores faith in humanity! These women are so beautiful at heart! Thanks to Corinne, Audrey, Noemi and Deborah for helping them be born again, you are great actors! Beautiful, great film that feels good. Beautiful and Good!”

Isabel S. He adds: “The movie of the year for me… we go from laughter to tears. Exceptional actors, extraordinary extractors who made us laugh, who moved us. Sad reality in 2019 that we should not hide there. Many thanks to the producers and actors of the film, I recommend it 200 percent.

Allen D, rated the film 3.5 and wrote: “This dramatic comedy offers a beautiful story, populated by likable characters and supporting roles, which are perfectly performed by non-professional actors, well rounded by the excellent Corinne Masiero and Audrey Lammy.”

For JMartin, Corinne Masiero’s performance is “impressive”: “After the discount, which I particularly enjoyed, Louis-Julien Petit continues to work on the dysfunctions of our society in a humorous chronicle and hopes to give society as much respect as women. Forgetting those who came to their aid, all equally invisible to society… Faithful cinema, full of hope, humor and energy… the impressive Corinne Masiero, Audrey Lammy, amazing, Noemi Lovsky, who I really liked in Rosalie Bloom, and the always fantastic Deborah Lucumnema.