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In video, the fights of Simone Veil in the trailer of Simone, the journey of the century

2022-07-04T14:52:27.205Z


After La Môme, Olivier Dahan devotes himself to the life of another great French figure. With Rebecca Marder and Elsa Zylberstein in the title role.


15 years after the success of

La Môme

- the biopic on Edith Piaf - Olivier Dahan unveils the first images of

Simone, the journey of the century

and pays tribute to the woman who was Simone Veil.

The trailer for this new feature film was unveiled on Monday July 4.

To interpret the former minister at different ages in her life, two actresses: Rebecca Marder, revealed in A young girl who is fine by Sandrine Kiberlain, and Elsa Zylberstein.

Alongside them, Élodie Bouchez, Judith Chemla, Olivier Gourmet and Sylvie Testud will also be part of the cast.

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Between Auschwitz and Europe

Deported to Auschwitz, minister who defended the law decriminalizing abortion or president of the European Parliament, Simone Veil led a life in several chapters, which the director reviews in this new film.

The first images show many moments of his life spent with his family, his mother or his husband, Antoine Veil.

Then come flashes of the concentration camps, of his election to the European Parliament, or of his political battles against totalitarianism.

“They do not support what you represent”, launches her husband, interpreted by Olivier Gourmet.

Simone Veil never stopped fighting.

The freedom, the strength, the courage of a woman, in a film expected on October 12.

Source: lefigaro

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