We’re going to talk about cinema with Léa Drucker. It must be said that being featured in two films released in a row, not receiving it would have been a crime. Which fits well with the atmosphere given off by the two films in which the actress appears.
“The Stolen Painting”First of all. Released on May 1, 2024 and signed by Pascal Bonitzer, Léa Drucker plays the role of Bertina, an art expert (and more particularly expressionism). Bertina is also the ex-wife ofAndré Masson (Alex Lutz), auctioneer, a bit unpleasant, of a very famous art auction house. They both meet again embarked on a painting affairthe day when André receives a mysterious letter.
This is what the latter says: a painting by Egon Schiele would have been discovered in Mulhouse at the home of a young worker. Skeptical but curious, André decides to take a look at the painting to evaluate it, convinced that it is a fake. Except that it is very authentic, missing since 1939 and despoiled by the Nazis. We won’t tell you more about the rest, to discover in the cinema if you haven’t yet.
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“A Man on the Run”, Next. There, we immerse ourselves in a thriller directed by Baptiste Debraux, which traces the investigation of Anna Werner, embodied, therefore, by Léa Drucker. Everything happens in the working city of Rochebrune and its Ardennes undergrowthframe where we follow Johnny (Pierre Lottin) on the run from our society. Sort of today’s Robin Hood, he is an anti-system whose only aspiration is to fulfill his dreams while helping those who need it.
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Léa Drucker, whether in one of her two new roles or the many others that she has in her sublime career, chats with us while answering questions from Charline and Juliette.
From dark rooms to bright live shows at studio 104
The one who was chosen to vibrate our ears this Sunday is Lescop. We know less **his real name (Mathieu Peudupin) Or his Breton origins that his incredible cold wave and pop rock tracks. He also interprets us his title ” The boys”, which, fortunately, appears in Inter’s playlist. He ends with a resumption of Niagara: “Winter Sun”.
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Lescop also part of the group Asyl. To not miss any of his news, follow him on Instagram Or this way.**** For his tour dates, it’s happening there. We also advise you his latest album, “Rêve Parti”which is worth the detour.
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