Muriel Robin in “En corps” by Cédric Klapisch? We say again!

• Marion Barbeau as a young injured dancer believes her career is over.

• Muriel Robin provides her with welcome support as patroness of a residency for artists.

• The actress finds a tender and positive role in "En corps", an invigorating film from which we leave with a smile.

We see too little Muriel Robin in the cinema.

It is therefore a pleasure to discover her in

by Cédric Klapisch.

She is vibrant there as the patroness of a residence for artists which welcomes the heroine played by Marion Barbeau, a classical dancer whose injury forces her to reconsider her career.

“The film tackles a subject that touches me, explains the actress to

.

It shows that we can have several lives and that there is sometimes a big difference between what we expect and what existence brings you.

Her resolutely positive character provides galvanizing support to this young woman who believes her career is over, but who will reinvent herself.

Benevolence on the program

“ 

is a film that gives you energy, which shows that you can resist instead of rolling into a ball in a corner and whining, insists Muriel Robin.

It's a way of looking at adversity that suits me.

This solar composition is a pleasant change for the actress from the more serious roles she has played on television such as the victim of domestic violence Jacqueline Sauvage or the flouted wife of

.

“I can show another facet of my personality which is ultimately quite close to what I am in life, she admits.

Cédric Klapisch was able to identify my need for lightness.

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This "good woman", as Muriel Robin defines her herself, takes the young heroine under her wing with a mixture of tenderness and firmness of the best quality.

"She helps him understand that his misfortune can be good for something," says the actress.

This ordeal will end up being beneficial to him.

She teaches him to say yes to life.

The sequences between the two women have a filial side as comforting for the young woman as for the spectator carried away by a breath of benevolence.

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“It's relaxing to play for others, admits Muriel Robin.

We don't feel obliged to make people laugh, which is very relaxing, especially since Cédric Klapisch works with kindness.

He knew how to reassure me when I lost confidence in myself.

If it seems incredible that this force of nature can doubt his talent, the sweetness that emerges from his performance halos each of his appearances.

It contributes greatly to making people like

, from which we emerge with a smile on our lips and a festive soul.

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