The actress and filmmaker promotes the idea that embracing pleasure and kindness can be forms of resistance in a world often driven by harshness and competition. She believes in a cultural movement rooted in generosity and creative expression, encouraging people to challenge the status quo through art and compassion. Her views align with the ethos of Les Inrocks, a French magazine known for its unconventional approach to culture and its willingness to question societal norms. She especially appreciated her recent collaboration with Les Inrocks, including an interview with editor-in-chief Jean-Marc Lalanne and the decision to dress her in red for a feature shot on a red set, which she found both symbolic and meaningful. Her documentary film, En nous, is currently being shown in cinemas across France and other international locations. She enjoys engaging with audiences and hearing their responses to her work, which explores themes of personal connection and shared human experiences. She believes the cultural battle should be fought not through confrontation, but through acts of gentleness, deliberate slowness, and a commitment to generosity. She encourages people to find joy in creativity, to express themselves through art, music, writing, and other forms of expression, and to embrace new ideas and ways of thinking. She also emphasizes the importance of compassion in everyday life, suggesting that welcoming migrants, helping those in need, and reconciling with loved ones are essential parts of a more harmonious society. She believes in the power of storytelling to provoke thought and encourage personal reflection, seeing it as a way to connect with others and understand the world more deeply. Her message resonates with the spirit of Les Inrocks, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a special issue featuring over 250 artists and cultural figures sharing their memories of the magazine's iconic music festival, the Inrockuptibles.