Laure Calamy won over the public and won a César for Antoinette in the Cévennes by Caroline Vignal. The actress and the filmmaker come together for the joyful Iris and men about a clean dentist, married and mother, trying to regain confidence in her seductive potential thanks to dating apps. The heroine of the film no longer makes love with her husband (played by Vincent Elbaz).
“Time and habit have worn down their desire and they live together like roommates,” explains Laure Calamy to 20 minutes. She relives a little of her adolescence in her well-rounded forties. » The abandoned wife rediscovers sexuality and pleasure with strangers selected on these famous apps. “More than ten million French people are on these sites,” explains the actress. These apps are what we make them: joyful and sometimes creepy! »
Knowing how to stay in your desire
Each of these face-to-face meetings allows the forty-year-old to regain self-confidence. Will this end up killing his relationship or having a good influence on him? And will this cause her problems with these patients that she neglects to have fun? “There is an expression which says that the age of possibilities is adolescence, but in fact, it is all ages,” insists Laure Calamy. The main thing is to stay in your desire! »
The actress is totally at ease in all the naughty situations that a prank scenario has in store for her. She multiplies partners with infectious joy and learns to say “yes” to life.
For men too
“This comedy is libertine and above all libertarian. She invites women to fully experience their sexuality, insists Laure Calamy. For too long, they have been made to believe that they have to be in love to have extraordinary orgasms. » However, we should not imagine that this fantasy is only intended for a female audience. The spectators will have fun too. Nimble without being crude, the film could open the door to great discussions as a couple or between friends and – who knows? – perhaps also to new experiences.
Iris and men brings a breath of fantasy, ideal for putting you in a good mood at the start of the year. Starting 2024 at the cinema with the sparkling Laure Calamy, what could be better?