"Macron, I would like to go home and fart his mouth": the controversial release of Pio Marmaï in the middle of Cannes Festival

Like an air of Caesars 2021 at the Cannes Film Festival?On Saturday, during the fracture press conference, one of the French films in competition, Pio Marmaï, who interprets a "yellow vest" truck driver, explained what he would say to the President of the Republic if hecrossed it.One of his answers is controversial.

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"Macron, I would like to go to his house through the puppies and the pipes and fart his mouth, it obviously a bit like everyone else, in absolute terms ...".Relayed en masse on social networks, this sentence from Pio Marmaï to a shocking journalist but is, in reality, misinterpreted and out of context.According to journalists present on the Croisette, it is a quote from his character in the feature film mentioned.

The actor also started by saying that he "had no lessons to give to anyone and even less" to the president.He answered the question, on his behalf, a few seconds later."If I had Macron in front of me, I would say, 'My friend, shit, what's going on?'," He concluded.

Overwhelmed and helpless hospital caregivers, "yellow vests" beaten up by the police, social classes who are standing: with the fracture, Catherine Corsini exhibits the tears of French society.Pio Marmaï also said that he had been "really sensitive to the trajectory" of his character.Catherine Corsini said, more moderately: "If Macron agreed, I would go see him and I would tell her to double the salary of all caregivers," she said.

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Released from its context or not, this controversial sentence has still reacted the entourage of Emmanuel Macron.Christophe Castaner, president of the La République en Marche group at the National Assembly, replied a few hours later on Twitter."The call for violence has its place anywhere, and your" artist "status makes it neither smarter nor more acceptable.It is even the opposite: you win the palm of the most vulgar subject, ”wrote the former Minister of the Interior.