If the film “Human things” is far from happy, its Parisian premiere on Tuesday evening took place in a good mood. In front of the photographers, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Yvan Attal showed their complicity, a few steps from their son Ben.
After a first experience in the cinema for three, in My stupid dog in 2019, Yvan Attal, his company Charlotte Gainsbourg and their son Ben Attal (24 years old) find themselves once again in theaters. On December 1, 2021, the trio will be playing in the legal drama Les choses Humans, adapted from the novel of the same name by Karine Tuil. While waiting for the release of the
While waiting for the release of the film, his entire team gathered on Tuesday, November 23, 2021 for a happy Parisian preview.
On the red carpet of the UGC Normandie, on the Champs-Elysées, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Yvan Attal were well surrounded: Benjamin Lavernhe, Suzanne Jouannet, Judith Chemla, Mathieu Kassovitz, Laëtitia Eïdo, Camille Razat and the novelist Karine Tuil were present. part. Interpreting the main role, that of Alexander, their son Ben Attal was also present, but somewhat at a distance. If the trio had shown their complicity when presenting the film at the Deauville Festival last September, parents and children this time posed separately. Is Ben Attal trying to come out of the shadow of his famous parents?
Ben Attal is not the only one of his siblings to appear on the screen: his little sister Jo (10 years old) also has a small role. On the other hand, their sister Alice (19 years old) “is much more discreet and secret”, according to her own mother. If her mother and her little sister decided to leave New York to return to France during the pandemic, Alice remained in the United States to continue her university studies, not far from her American boyfriend River.
In Human Things, Ben Attal plays a young man accused of raping a young woman. Who is this young man and who is this young woman? Is he guilty or is he innocent? Is she a victim or only in a desire for revenge, as the accused claims? The two
young protagonists and their relatives will see their lives, their convictions and their certainties shattered but … Is there only one truth? December 1 at the cinema.
