This Tuesday, September 13, Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol share the poster for the M6 film, I will go after my dreams. The actress explains to us what it changes to give the reply to an actor with Down syndrome.
A touching and sincerely tender TV movie. This Tuesday, September 13, Camille Lou responds to Samuel Allain Abitbol, a 24-year-old actor who has the particularity of having Down’s syndrome, in the film I will go after my dreams. A difference that “does not handicap, on the contrary, it opens hearts“, assures us Camille Lou who concedes all the same that play opposite an actor with Down syndrome”change everything“. And for good reason, his partner was “not in production“and went”to the point“.”I found myself facing Sam and it felt smoothespecially since I found myself facing someone who has the same empathy as me“, explains the actress and singer.
And to add:It was really quite amazing. That’s why the relationship is very strong between Sam and me“. Between the two actors, the feeling is indeed passed instantly. Which allowed one and the other “to listen to others“. A mutual agreement and understanding that allowed them to give the best of themselves and to respond to the poles they threw at each other. “We improvised a lot, it was magice“, still marvels Camille Lou who has regained confidence thanks to this unit. Finally, “there was no real preparation“, she assures us. “Everything that can be prepared, all at once, is useless. It forces us to be in the momentand that is the truth of life“, enthuses the young woman of 30 years.
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An open-mindedness that suits perfectly Camille Lou since she considers that arriving too prepared on a set is not necessarily a good thing. “I find that something blocks us, whereas there, it forced us to be ready and open“, she explains. One thing is certain, the alchemy was indeed part of it. “Sam made me cry a couple times“, admits Camille Lou who was touched by “the accuracy of his game“.”Like what, the difference does not handicap. The difference is something extra, in the good sense of the word.“, she recalls. And it is not the director, Stéphanie Pillonca, who will say the opposite. “From the first reading, they are captured. They were made to meet. It was evident. It was them. And it was too beautiful. They opened their hearts. They are pure hearts“, she throws stars in her eyes.
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
A difference that “does not handicap, on the contrary, it opens hearts”, assures us Camille Lou
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
Camille Lou nevertheless concedes that playing against an actor with Down syndrome “changes everything”
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
And for good reason, his partner, Samuel Allain Abitbol, was “not in the making” and went “straight to the point”
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Samuel Allain Abitbol and Camille Lou
“I found myself facing Sam and it seemed fluid to me, especially since I found myself facing someone who has the same empathy as me”, explains Camille Lou.
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
And to add: “It was really quite incredible. That’s why the relationship is very strong between Sam and me”
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
Between Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol, the feeling is indeed passed instantly, which allowed one and the other “to be in the listening of the other”
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Samuel Allain Abitbol and Camille Lou
A mutual agreement and understanding that allowed Samuel Allain Abitbol and Camille Lou to give the best of themselves and respond to the poles they threw at each other
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Guillaume de Tonquédec, Samuel Allain Abitbol and Camille Lou
“We improvised a lot, it was magical”, still marvels Camille Lou
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Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol
Finally, “there was not really any preparation”, assures us Camille Lou: “All that we can prepare, all at once is no longer useless. It forces us to be in the present moment, and that is the truth of life”
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Camille Lou, Guillaume de Tonquédec, Samuel Allain Abitbol and Cristina Reali
One thing is certain, the chemistry was indeed part of the game between Camille Lou and Samuel Allain Abitbol