On D-7 of the broadcast of the documentary
Incest, say it and hear it
on France 3, the actress was the guest of Sonia Devillers in "Le Magazine de la matinale" on France Inter to discuss the reasons that made her compelled to testify.
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"It's important to speak up. It's the spark that makes it possible to make things happen afterwards
, ”explained this Monday morning to the radio Corinne Masiero.
In a choral film directed by Andrea Rawlins, articulated around six other witnesses – men and women – the main interpreter of
Capitaine Marleau
, recounts for the first time the incest of which she was the victim.
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In an
"interest to free speech to create debate"
, the 58-year-old actress today considers that this speech must
"create a shock"
.
"It's a duty to watch this documentary
," she insists, while recalling that in France, nearly seven million people say they have been victims of incest.
Victim of incest at the age of eight
Faced with Sonia Devillers, Corinne Masiero shares without filter snippets of memories of her deep
"discomfort as a child who would like to escape"
within a family that she describes as
"laughing, almost normal"
.
The actress, victim of incest at the age of eight from a cousin ten years older than her, warns of the omerta that is taking place until she treats witnesses as
"liars and sometimes even sluts"
.
A trivialization of these attacks on which Corinne Masiero wants to alert.
“A little girl jumping on her knees, her hands wandering, her sex hardening”
, describes the guest of France Inter in very crude terms, to recount the incest of which she was the victim.
Acts such as
"looks, gestures or rubbing"
which had given him
"a feeling of shame".
Nearly fifty years after her attack, the actress comes out of silence and sincerely hopes to
“lift the veil”
on this still taboo subject, and which nevertheless
“affects everyone equally, everywhere”
.
Corinne Masiero nevertheless insists on the fact that a person should never be forced to testify, comparing this to
"a second attack".
