Nawell Madani, So far so good: "Minority women should do more than others" (VIDEO)

Fara Bentayeb (Nawell Madani) works as a journalist for a famous nonstop news channel, but despite her experience, she is not able to get the job she always dreamed of: news anchor. When her career finally takes off, she puts her place in jeopardy by helping her brother evade the police. However, he and his sisters later become the new targets of a drug lord (Djebril Zonga).

This story, So far, so good, the new Netflix series is coming out on Friday, April 7th. Edited by showrunner Nawell Madani, this fiction, whose 1st season consists of 8 episodes, evokes both a suburban life marked by solidarity and drug trafficking and diversity in the world of journalism, an important and powerful topic for the Belgian actress and comedian. . “Today, we’ve never seen a minority woman present the TF1 news program… There’s so much to do and we still have a lot to show. It feeds a story and I find it great. I say to myself: how can we do it? be there?”he told us a few weeks ago at Series Mania 2023.

“I’m a director, a woman, I grew up in the neighborhoods, I’m of North African descent… I combine things. We have to do more than others. And that’s okay, because that makes us perfectionists. There’s a double message.” I was a mother in the series, I also produced it, I directed and acted, I show women that you have to believe in your dreams I come from Anderlecht and I find myself in a very popular Netflix series broadcast in 186 countries. Everything is possible”, added in this interview that he brought together the birth of this series and the difficulties of filming during a quarantine period, the challenge that this showrunner role and even the formation of the cast represented, especially Djebril Zonga and Djebril Zonga. influencer/actress Paola Locatelli. An interview to explore above on video.

Pauline Hohoadji