This Saturday at 11:25 p.m., Léa Salamé, accompanied by Christophe Dechavanne, Paul de Saint Sernin, Philippe Caverivière and Charlotte Dhenaux will receive, among others, Isabelle Nanty and Victor Belmondo.
Saturday evenings follow one another and are not the same. Thanks to Léa Salamé, among others, who takes care every week of the diversity of her guests. On the set of “Quelle époque!”, this September 28, 2024, as close as possible to the news of each other and the world, the journalist and her partner Christophe Dechavanne will first receive Isabelle Nanty and Lucien Jean-Baptiste.
The actress and the director will discuss the theatrical release, on October 2, of OWhat do we do now?a bittersweet comedy whose starting point is the brutal dismissal of Alain, 58, and how his desire to fight will lead him, and a few others, to imagine that childcare could be a growing sector…
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Patrick Timsit and François-Xavier Demaison will soon join them to promote The familya new creation by Samuel Benchetrit at the Théâtre Edouard VII, in Paris, in which the two comedy enthusiasts respond without displeasure. Performances will continue until January 5, 2025.
Actors will definitely be in the spotlight this evening, since Victor Belmondo and Théo Christine will come to talk about Live, die, be reborn, released this Wednesday September 25 in cinemas. A moving film by Gaël Morel on the appearance of AIDS in France in the 1990s. A powerful dramatic work, it was presented this year in official selection in the “Cannes Première” section.
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In another register, social media star Swann Périssé will present her one-woman show, The Last Show Before the End of the World. The young artist will be accompanied by mountaineer Alain Robert, also known as the French Spiderman, who will tell of his various climbs in France and around the world.
The Lebanese-American journalist and geopolitologist Rym Momtaz will speak about the dramatic situation in the Middle East, followed shortly by the comedian Karine Makari, better known as Coco Makmak, also of Lebanese origin. The latter will return to her last show Karakoz.
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