Faustine Bollaert: “In our feminist era, certain testimonies seem to be dated a thousand years ago”

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"Child crime, the first heavy theme of "Times change" on France 2, gives way to a lighter subject, "Sex, couple and love: 50 years of revolution".

Everyone can identify with it and the evolution is obvious.

I slip into period images to embody this time travel from 1960 to the present day.

After the documentary, I also host a live debate, which compares the points of view of witnesses from different generations on these changes in romantic mores.

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“Until 1965, it was written in the Civil Code that a wife owed obedience to her husband.

She needed his permission to open a bank account, sign a check or work.

During the documentary on France 2, a woman testifies to being inferior to the man who held parental authority in matters of education.

In our feminist era, this seems a thousand years old and just crazy!

Not to mention the damning evidence that couples had to bring to divorce.

The woman risked prison;

man, a simple fine for the same wrongs.”

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“We are going through the time of the Veil law, the liberation of morals, divorce by mutual consent, the first illegal homosexual marriage, marriage for all, to approach polyamory, or “troupe”.

I am taken aback, curious and a little mischievous.

This threesome love is not easy and it's clearly not for me or for my husband, I think… (Laughs.) But it is clear that they are happy and fulfilled.

Far from sexual fantasy, this trio leads a rather routine life.

Many “trouples” live hidden in shared accommodation.”

“Best comeback!”

“At 1:55 p.m., my daily “It starts today” experienced its best comeback with more than 1 million viewers (13.8% of PDA).

I am proud, carried by this loyalty for six years.

I want to keep this freshness and this curiosity of the other.

Testimonial magazines take you to the guts.

I make it a point of honor to react as in life: I kiss, I cuddle… Jean-Luc Delarue was more physically distant.

To each his own style.

I also like that of Flavie Flament and I admire Mireille Dumas.”

“The show helps talk to parents”

"I wrote the preface to the book 'It starts today'.

The most beautiful testimonials of the show (Harper Collins).

We relate our favorites, as for Jean-Baptiste suffering from Gilles de la Tourette syndrome.

After having had stimulators put in to stop his tics, he had everything removed, because his physical and psychological difficulties define him.

He leads an artistic career based on self-acceptance.

The show is also a food for thought for families.

Young people tell me they use it to have the courage to talk to their parents.

"My end-of-year gift"

“On October 3 and 4, I shoot “La Boîte à secrets” for France 3 with new, very popular personalities: Yannick Noah, on October 21, but also Amel Bent and Gilbert Montagné.

I also just recorded “Prodiges” for France 2, my end-of-year gift!

I am as much an animator as a spectator in front of these little classical geniuses who are also children.

I accompany them with a maternal heart and they follow me on Instagram.

If my smile or my hand on their shoulder made them feel good when they were nervous about going on stage or facing the jury, my mom's heart is happy.

“Prodiges” is an extremely virtuous program for young people.”

See also – Faustine Boallert guest of Buzz TV Magazine