Sandrine lost in Havana
Sandrine Bonnaire's gaze gives her away. No matter how inadvertent she tries to pass by, how much negligence she holds the cigarette with or how mild is her makeup: the famous French actress has distinctive dark eyes that look at everything like if they can’t understand anything... That’s how I immediately recognized her in the lobby of the Chaplin movie theater when, dressed in black and skinny she walked against the crowd looking for an open space to smoke. By the way, weird habit for someone whose last name sounds like "good air" ... I went to the lobby to interrupt a drag, and in my bad French and his gringo-accented English we talked till the organizers of the French Film Festival asked her to enter back, because the show was about to begin ... "I would like to know more about Cuban cinema, because in my country we hardly known Strawberry and Chocolate, and that’s about it," she confessed with some embarrassment. She folded her arms, and spoke about Elle s'appelle Sabine (Her Name is Sabine), a documentary about her sister, who suffered the consequences of delayed diagnosis of a form of autism. For 25 years, Sandrine filmed moments...