In an interview with the French magazine Les Inrocks, an actress reflected on her first experience with the publication in August 2016, which coincided with her role in the film Victoria, directed by Justine Triet. She recalled a photo session for the magazine where she brought her own clothing, choosing pieces that she felt captured the film's "joyful and chaotic" spirit. The final image chosen was a rare close-up of her giving a wink, a moment she described as both memorable and nerve-wracking, especially during her interview with Jean-Marc Lalanne, a journalist she greatly admired for his discerning taste and writing. The actress credited Les Inrocks with broadening her cultural awareness after she moved to France. Through the magazine, she discovered new artists such as Sébastien Tellier, Sophie Letourneur, and even the American rapper Kendrick Lamar. She also expressed a fondness for the magazine's curated playlists on CD, which she found both enjoyable and nostalgic. In discussing the current cultural landscape, the actress voiced concerns about budget cuts and ideological pressures that are increasingly impacting the arts. She pointed out that festivals and public theater are facing reduced funding, which she believes threatens the vitality of creative expression. She argued that culture should not be turned into a "combat sport," emphasizing the need to protect artistic freedom and the institutions that support it. The actress viewed the ongoing efforts to preserve cultural elements as crucial to maintaining the "soul" of society. She believes that safeguarding these aspects is essential for fostering creativity and ensuring that the arts continue to thrive in the face of growing challenges.