The 46th presentation of the Césars, France’s national film prize, was more exceptional than expected. Not only did the event have to be organized corona-proof, but mainly because actress Corinne Masiero completely undressed on stage to protest against the restrictive measures for the culture.
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Source: LE FIGARO, THE PARISIAN
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With bare feet and wrapped in donkey skin – referring to the 1970 film Peau d’Âne – and covered in blood, Croinne Masiero entered the stage. The woman had to announce the nominees for the category “best costume”. When Marina Foïs, presenter of the ceremony, indicated that she found the costume a bit “dirty”, the 57-year-old actress said that she had gone to the Théâtre de l’Odéon because she had no inspiration and they had given her that costume. Since March 4, there have been demonstrations against the corona measures, which means that cultural events are no longer allowed to take place.
“Let’s face it, who would finance Peau d’Âne now,” the actress wondered just before taking off the costume. Underneath the woman wore a robe covered with blood. She also took off that dress and then stood completely naked on the stage with the words “no culture no future” written on her body. On the back was an unmistakable message to French Prime Minister Jean Castex: “Rends-nous l’art, Jean”.
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