Virginie Efira upset: this passage from her new film which particularly touched her

Virginie Efira is an actress and host who needs no introduction. She has been in the limelight for several years and is very popular with viewers. She’s starring in the movie See Paris again, directed by Alice Winocour and inspired by the attacks of September 13, which she came to promote this Tuesday, September 6. On the set of C à Vous, the actress spoke about this new film, of which she is very proud. There is in particular a very moving passage which marked her a lot. “There is this plan that I find very beautiful and hard“, she began before adding: “We see the memorial on the place la Bastille and at one point the garbage collectors come to take back everything that is there“. If Virginie Efira was very touched by it, it is in particular since she finds that it highlights the fact that “life goes on and it is unthinkable for the people who have lived it that the world continues to turn since theirs has stopped. It’s stuck somewhere“, she assures before declaring: “How do we do in these cases? We do as we can“, concluded the actress.

The film directed by Alice Winocour evokes an attack perpetrated in a brewery attended by Mia, interpreted by Virginie Efira. The young woman has lost her memory to the point of believing the one who accuses her of having locked herself in the toilet by preventing others from entering it and protecting herself from terrorists. She will be able to count on the support of Thomas, played by Benoît Magimel, who will help her remember what happened during this famous evening. A film inspired by the story of the director’s brother, who is a survivor of the Bataclan. “It’s true that French cinema takes time to appropriate historical or social stuff and it’s important to have a unique perspective like Alice’s“, first claimed Virginia Efira. According to her words, it is with “a great care and an enormous precaution as a cinematographer, wife and sister of someone who has known this, that she is able to keep a certain dignity, a modesty and a fair look in relation to all this“, she specifies before adding that this is what makes this feature film”large enough“.

Virginie Efira: why did she experience moments of humiliation?

Virginie Efira is enjoying success today, but that hasn’t always been the case. During her debut, the actress remembers having known “moments of humiliation“, as she revealed on the set of C to You. “I remembered that at one point, I was going to Cannes and I was being refused from everywhere”, she said before adding: “Even in the most rotten evenings, they didn’t want me“. Proud of the path she has traveled, she then ensures that “finding yourself facing closed doors, it’s fun because you find side paths“. These have paid off since she has a string of successes today.