#allociné

"Not everyone is going to love everything you do. How you receive things is very personal. I don't have much to do with that side of things because I'm just doing my job. But I loved making all three films and I'm very happy to get to do it again."

“...the world is changing, there’s a dialogue that is happening. And we talk a lot about division, but I mostly see a lot of dialogue.”

Noémie Merlant talks about the César and Portrait of a Lady on Fire for Allociné

“It’s important see it and to notice the positive things that are happening”

*Noémie Merlant talks about the César*

*What do you remember from the night of the César?*

“I tell myself that every painful moment like this one also brought that idea of movement, to not stay in something stagnant and there’s nothing better than movement to move forward and to progress. And the world is changing, there’s a dialogue that is happening. And we talk a lot about division but I mostly see a lot of dialogues, either in private circles, in the family, between friends or at work. People start to talk about it and they don’t always have the same opinions but it’s interesting because I feel like we move forward, we ask ourselves questions because we eellike there’s a new generation that have different expectations, wishes, desires and it’s important to listen to those voices that have been shut down or silenced. And I see that there are a lot of men who cares about that movement and there’s a lot of support too. And that’s also important to notice this.”

*What did Portrait of a Lady on Fire change in your life as an actress ?*

“Well it changed a lot of things. It’s a film that took my career elsewhere and for an actor it’s important in the sense that it gives you more opportunities and then to make choices and it’s a luxury to be able to choose.  And then you have to make the good choice.”

Yup just reached one thousand movie ratings. Hello quarantine lol