US EditionAbuse in French entertainment sector is 'endemic', inquiry finds
- French MPs have criticized abuse in the entertainment sector as "endemic" following an inquiry that exposed bullying and assault incidents by industry figures.
- The report states that moral, sexist, and sexual violence in the cultural sector is systemic, endemic, and persistent.
- The inquiry questions the belief that abusive behavior by cultural figures can be excused for the sake of art.
- The Cannes Film Festival is urged to lead a change in mindset and promote the need for transformation within the industry.
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Cannes to unveil film selection under pressure over industry abuse
The Cannes Film Festival was on Thursday set to unveil the movies that will vie for its coveted Palme d'Or prize next month amid pressure on its bosses to take a stand on tackling abuse in the entertainment industry.
Claire Borotra was one of C's guests to you this Wednesday, April 9, 2025. The actress also made classical dance from her 8 to 12 years old. A complicated period to live, both mentally and physically. Her confidences shocked the entire team of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine.
While women victims of violence from the pornographic industry testify in a book that appears on Friday, 11 April, 19 men were brought under investigation in both cases on the basis of contrasting promotion.
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'Terrifying' French film abuses report prompts calls for change
The findings of a French parliamentary inquiry into the entertainment sector were branded as "terrifying" by a leading actress on Wednesday as MPs called on the industry to stamp out "endemic" mistreatment of performers.
On April 3, the actress published the book "Respect" in which she recounts the rapes she suffered when she was a child.
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