The program for the show Le Mug for this Friday, June 18 Presentation: Elodie de Sélys and Xavier Vanbuggenhout 9:10 a.m. – Le Mug opening: Stéphane Cremer for his novel “The Role of the Father” published by Grasset Everyone remembers Bruno Cremer, one of the most famous actors of French cinema of the 20th century. From The Good and the Bad by Claude Lelouch to A Simple Story by Claude Sautet and Noces blanche by Jean-Claude. Brisseau, through his famous interpretation of Commissioner Maigret on television, he remained in the collective memory as the incarnation of benevolent virility. In this story, his son Stéphane tells us something completely different. “How would it feel if your mother prostituted herself?” “. This is the question his father asked him when he was thirteen. And this is just one of the many cruelties he had to endure. “I don’t want to play the role of the father,” the actor told him. There, he didn’t lie. The other side of a legend. With precise writing, which combines strength and humor, lucidity and irony, without sparing himself, Stéphane Cremer makes us experience the duplicity of a man who was another, even against his son. 09:30 – Chronicle 1: Gorian Delpature for his sequence “Books and Us” 09:30 – The Discovery Mug: J. Bernardt for his new album “Contigo” J. Bernardt, the project of Jinte Deprez known to be the co-leader of the group Belgian Balthazar, makes his big solo comeback after 7 years of absence with the release of his new album Contigo. Contigo (meaning “with you” in Spanish) is a dramatic, compelling and colorful work, steeped in drama and brought to life by sumptuous melodies, vocals and production. The album explores all phases of a breakup: shock, sadness, anger, denial, hurt, acceptance… and is viciously romantic in the process.
