Passionate about singing, Douze coups de midi and Jul’s discography, he dreams of participating in Fort Boyard despite his phobia of snakes and Father Fouras. His secret ambition? Discover what is hidden behind the mystery curtain of Bataille et Fontaine to sing there in a quartet. The truth is at the end of the corridor…
Elie Semoun directed the film “Ducobu goes green”. In the feature film, he also plays the professor… and his terrifying mother, Ghislaine Latouche.
Elie Semoun in the Purepeople show, “In private with…”
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But where does this delusional obsession with Ducobu comics, signed Godi and Zidrou, come from? Elie Semoun has played Professor Latouche since the first adaptations of the works to the cinema, and now he is directing a sequel to these crazy adventures for the third time. On Wednesday April 3, 2024, the filmmaker presents a fifth ecological opus, entitled Ducobu goes green, in which he continues his adventures in the academic field. Something, no doubt, to make his mother proud, from way up there.
Elie Semoun, a tribute to his mother in “Ducobu goes green”?
Elie Semoun’s mother was actually a French teacher. And during a sequence that is moving as well as funny, his character, Gustave Latouche, explains that the person he admires most in the world is precisely his mother – Ghislaine Latouche. “He shows her portrait and how disgusting she is, she is so ugly, the children are in absolute hysteria, they are screaming, some of them faint. So it’s not really a tribute to my mother, because my mother was beautiful“, specifies the 60-year-old filmmaker in the show In private with Purepeople.
Elie Semoun doesn’t have “too many memories” of his mother
Elie Semoun began studying theater very early on. But he retains boundless admiration for the teaching profession… notably because he saw, when he was little, how his mother was invested in his profession. “I highly value this professionunderlines the actor. I find that at the time, even though she died when I was 11 and I don’t have too many memories, I remember that she came home exhausted and that it was really a priesthood for her. job. She taught children in difficulty, so it was complicated for her.“
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