Nora Hamzawi criticizes the broadcast of the new film by Jacques Doillon, accused by several actresses of sexual assault

Nora Hamzawi strongly opposes the release of Jacques Doillon's latest film

\n\nThe comedian and actress Nora Hamzawi publicly opposed the release of the director's latest film Jacques Doillon, accused of sexual violence by several actresses.\n\n

A clear and courageous position

\n\nIt is rare for personalities from the entertainment world to take such a clear position on such sensitive subjects. However, Nora Hamzawi did not hesitate to express her indignation at the idea that the latest film by Jacques Doillon, a respected director in the industry, could see the light of day despite the serious accusations against him.\n\n“We cannot act as if nothing happened, as if these accusations did not exist,” Nora Hamzawi said in an interview. This courageous position was welcomed by many personalities from the world of cinema and entertainment.\n\n

Accusations of serious sexual violence

\n\nJacques Doillon is accused of sexual violence by several actresses, extremely serious accusations in an environment which is still struggling to recognize and combat this scourge.\n\nFaced with these accusations, the director chose to defend himself, denying outright the facts with which he is accused. A position which only fuels the anger of those who are fighting for awareness and a real change in mentalities.\n\n

A mobilization that is only just beginning?

\n\nNora Hamzawi's position could well be the start of a larger mobilization against the release of Jacques Doillon's latest film. Many voices are being heard saying that it is not acceptable to continue to promote the work of people accused of sexual violence.\n\nThe actress also called for awareness among all those involved in the cinema industry: “It is time that we stop turning a blind eye to this unacceptable behavior. We have a role to play, we industry professionals cinema, to report and combat this violence."\n\nWithout a doubt, Nora Hamzawi's intervention will help anchor the debate in current affairs and advance the fight against sexual violence in the cinema industry. \n\n

A challenge for the cinema industry

\n\nThis case poses a major challenge for the film industry: how to deal fairly with accusations of sexual violence and how to guarantee a safe and respectful working environment for all? \n\nIt is clear that there is still a long way to go, but voices like Nora Hamzawi are helping to move the debate in the right direction. \n\n