Just before confinement, the actress was playing in “The Good Wife”, a comedy about a housewife school in the 1960s. The film can finally be released this Saturday.
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Juliette Binoche: “Women’s revolts are healthy, the desire for emancipation comes from an unacceptable confinement.”
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It’s one of the movies that didn’t have time to find audiences due to the pandemic. Released in March, “The Good Wife” was only visible a few days before the halls closed. The public had started to respond, however. Fortunately, the reopening of cinemas on Saturday finally allows Martin Provost’s film to experience an exploitation worthy of the name. What is he saying? The story of a housework school which has to face threats of closure on the eve of May 68. To keep it, a Juliette Binoche whose certainties will wickedly waver. Comedy is tinged with social, drama turns comic. Juliette Binoche has agreed to answer all our questions for this return.
