When Olivier de Kersauson and Philippe Poupon tear each other apart over the biopic on Florence Arthaud

Olivier de Kersauson and Philippe Poupon, two sea dogs, bare their fangs about the film Floa biopic released last year, recounting the vision of Florence Arthaud by Géraldine Danon, Poupon's companion. In an interview with Paris Matchprelude to the publication of a new book (“Before memory fades” at Cherche Midi), De Kersauson openly attacks the biopic: “(This) film is a lie, a sordid invention, an imposture. Nothing is true about it. It is odious dishonesty (…) Destiny will take care of cleaning everything up. I did have a love story with Florence but it has nothing to do with what is told (…) (She) was a secular saint, a barefoot countess (…) People who made the film claim to know her, but they don't know her at all. You should not confuse close friends with bad company. »