Amélie Nothomb, François Ruffin, Edouard Philippe… 30 personalities defend a book censored by Elisabeth Borne
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The defenders of "Beauty and the Beast." Top: Amélie Nothomb, Anna Mouglalis and François Ruffin; bottom: Edouard Philippe, Golshifteh Farahani and François Hollande.
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Jul's "Beauty and the Beast" was deemed unsuitable for children by the Minister of National Education. It is being released this Wednesday, June 18, with support from writers, actors, and politicians.
They are around thirty, belonging to the world of literature (Amélie Nothomb, Guillaume Musso, Sylvain Tesson, Leïla Slimani), to that of television (Stéphane Bern, Augustin Trapenard), of entertainment (Valérie Lemercier, François Morel, Judith Godrèche, Anna Mouglalis), and of politics (Edouard Philippe, François Hollande, François Ruffin). In a video broadcast since Sunday June 15 on social networks, they read excerpts...
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