She deeply moved us as an actress in Xavier Dolan’s films. Since then, Monia Chokri has been making us laugh in her own feminist comedies. After “My Brother’s Wife” and “Babysitter”, Monia Chokri, daughter of a Tunisian painter and a Quebec journalist, brilliantly directed “Simple as Sylvain”, her latest feature film in which a simple-minded man , virile, but sensitive and tender, meets a woman as lost as she is emancipated. A philosophy of love where everything is possible, but also complicated.
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Cinema: love according to Monia Chokri
