ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月31日 12時29分

In Luc Besson’s movies, the women are serious, smart and strong. But recent allegations of sexual abuse against the French filmmaker put his regard for his actresses in a different light. One of the women, Sand Van Roy, has told the Paris police that he raped her more than once and even injured her “to the point of bleeding.” Luc Besson’s lawyer declined to comment but he said that the director, who has not been charged, had been “extremely surprised” when he learned about the accusations. “Luc Besson will keep his explanations for the police, and he is confident that he will be able to prove his innocence,” he said. Besson, 59, is considered as important a figure as Harvey Weinstein once was in American film. But several forces have kept #MeToo and its French counterpart, #BalanceTonPorc, or “Expose Your Pig,” from having the same impact in France. For one thing, if an accused man is not convicted of a crime there, it’s relatively easy for him to sue his accuser for defamation. On top of that, the French have a longstanding belief that their approach to sexuality is different from that of Americans. And resistance to political correctness is held in high regard there. Few celebrities have spoken up in support of Sand Van Roy, who was photographed here by Isabelle Eshraghi. Visit the link in our profile to read more about the muted reaction to a #MeToo story in France.

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