Director of the film "First year" and of the series "Hippocrate" which Canal + is currently broadcasting season 2, Thomas Lilti is the guest of the show "It feels good", Monday.

He explains to Anne Roumanoff's microphone that he regrets the way in which French youth are still too often represented today.

INTERVIEW

Hippocrates

the film and the series, 

Country doctor

, 

First year

... To see the filmography of the director and screenwriter Thomas Lilti, one might think he is obsessed with his past as a general practitioner.

Guest Monday of the show 

It feels good

, he explains on the contrary that it is the youth and its questions that interest him, although he places them in a medical environment that is familiar to him.

"When I make the film

First year

on the students, in the end, they are not yet doctors. What I like is to show young people who are not idle," he explains.

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"This is also the case in the

Hippocrates

series

. I show young people who are not without cravings, who are not lazy, who don't just think of going out and drinking alcohol. This is often the picture. that we have youth and which is conveyed in particular by fiction ", regrets Thomas Lilti.

"While this image is wrong."

"I want to show, to tell their story"

And to show a different image of youth, Thomas Lilti didn't have to look very far for inspiration.

"Around me, I have lots of young people who want to take charge of their future, want to work, want to learn things and have knowledge," he observes.

"And that I want to tell."

But it is above all the questions, sometimes existential, of this youth that Thomas Lilti wanted to tell in season 2 of

Hippocrates

, currently broadcast on Canal +.

"They ask themselves the real questions: what is it to care? What is it to take care of others? How is it legitimate in a profession? we have the right to make mistakes and where does the lie begin? What is my place in society? ", lists the director and screenwriter.

"Young people ask themselves these questions. I want to show, to tell their story to them. That's what interests me."