On the occasion of the release of the film La pie voleuse in cinemas, Wednesday January 29, 2025, Léa Salamé received on France Inter, the director Robert Guédiguian. The journalist completely let herself go in front of him.
© France Inter Léa Salamé seemed all Moustilized face à a director.
IN BRIEF
- Léa Salamé interviewed Robert Guédiguian on France Inter on January 29, 2025 for the release of his film “La pie voleuse”.
- The director said he loved filming desire, describing a scene in the film as “super” and “irrepressible”.
- Discover how “La pie voleuse” explores the different forms of love at through a captivating story.
Léa Salamé received the director Robert Guédiguian, on France Inter, Wednesday January 29, 2025 to promote her new film, The Thieving Magpie, which is released in theaters the same day. The journalist then did not hesitate to ask him if he had enjoyed filming the desire, “fatal attraction” ? Immediately, the director answered in the affirmative. “It's great.”
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000“It's a beautiful scene to make too“, added Robert Guédiguian. “You told me you were proud of this scene. I can tell you that it's a scene that makes you want to make love when you see it. You film something that is irrepressiblee”, said Raphaël Glucksmann's partner.
Léa Salamé seems to particularly like beautiful love stories
According to Léa Salamé, it's a film about all forms of love: love that lasts over time despite the routine, what we can reproach ourselves for, but also the crazy love that sweeps everything in its path. Between two characters in the film, there was a real thunderbolt. The journalist wanted to know if her guest believed in thunderbolt. “Yes. In addition I believe that it is independent of the mind. I think that love at first sight is irrational, that it is magnetism. It is a matter of the body.”
“I think that love at first sight is not only a matter of an idea or a look. I think that there is something irresistible, people need to touch each other, to caress each other“, he added while this is what he filmed in his latest film.
Robert Guédiguian continues feature films
In this work, the main roles are played by Ariane Ascaride, Jean-Pierre Darroussin and Gérard Meylan. With The Thieving Magpie, Robert Guédiguian signs his 24th feature film, in forty-five years of career. In his latest fiction, he chose to highlight a woman who helps older people.
Struggling to make ends meet, she finally cracked by stealing a few coins from the people she helps. Accused of abuse of weakness, she will be placed in police custody. This follows the beginning of another life for her.