We could have welcomed Melha Bedia, professional soccer player, but her mother refused to allow her to go to the United States for training. She started doing it at the time to “pick up” Arnaud Messager in her class. She loved her schooling at the private Catholic school in Asnières, but obtained her enrollment in a public high school thanks to Rachida Dati, then chief of staff to Nicolas Sarkozy, Minister of the Interior. Today Melha Bedia is a member of Les Grosses Têtes because she wanted to be a “beauf rebeu” but she ONLY listens to France Inter!
Far from the clichés, Poor Miskina 2, the loose continues (six episodes available on Prime Video), is the continuation of the adventures of the family of Fara, a character played by Melha Bedia. After the death of her grandmother, Fara took charge of her life. And she is doing very, very well. How does she do it? It’s simple, it’s a competition myth. Fara lies about everything and to everyone: to her boyfriend, to URSAFF, about her job, to her mother and her friends… But above all, she lies to herself. It’s in the family, among the Alaouis, we lie from grandmother to daughter! Following the trail of the ghosts of their past, the Alawis will perhaps finally learn to tell themselves the truth.
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Excerpts:
Melha Bedia: “We have to call Cnews and tell them: Erratum! It’s the men who are submissive among the reubeu! When I see my mother, I tell myself that the reubeu women of this generation are the first feminists.”
“In modest families, we get by with laughter. At home, with tajines and jokes. It’s always better to laugh and then think.”
Since the appointment of the Barnier government, she has said “I got up so early so as not to have a government that resembles our votes, I find it so unfair, I really should have slept.”
“I don’t like blasphemy: if I see that I hurt my heart, that I have gone too far, I feel bad. I am for freedom of expression but it should be there for everyone , including for reubeus. There is a filter and I don’t know who holds this filter.
“I’m part of every minority so I think I’m a majority.”
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