Le JT de Benjamin Muller - 13/10/2023 - La Maison des maternelles #LMDM

Yes, so, sit down, we were talking during the jingle, you yelled at us. You know that the newspapers always start with a one-on-one info, so we did a jingle, a one-on-one info, please. This week, the National Assembly voted on a bill, which we already talked about, to better protect the right to raise children in the face of some parents' drift. The text introduced the notion of child's private life in the definition of parental authority. The Minister of Children's Affairs came a few days before this vote, it was last Monday. Charlotte Cobell was talking about it right here. From now on, if there are disagreements between the two parents on how to use the image on the children's social networks, the judge will be able to remove the digital authority of the parent who posts what is important. An advance, therefore, in particular for separated couples, of course, where the subject can be divided. The best advice we can give here is not to broadcast any photos or videos of these children on social networks. It is still the best way to preserve their twists and to keep their private life private. Do you share my advice? No, but it's not that I share it, it's really, don't forget that the digital footprint is for life. So we can release a video of your child on the pot when he is 18 years old and it can create harassment and everything. It's never trivial, so be really careful. Thank you, Agathe. Kisses to you. Thank you, doctor. It is urgent to better... Say what you said. Say what you said during the jingle. I said I didn't ask you because you post your kids. You are twisted, it doesn't matter. It's not true, not a lot. No, no, I'm cute, I'm from afar. So, urgent information. It is urgent to better help, accompany and, quite simply, better take into account single-parent families. Speech of the deputy Philippe Brun who has just created a group at the National Assembly to go in this direction. His observation is quite simple. Today, one in four families is a single-parent family. And in these families, 82% are the women who take care of the children. So, we are talking about one in four families. And yet, according to this deputy, and it must be noted that he is not totally wrong, these families are invisible. We talk very little about help. However, they often need help to be surrounded and financial help, of course. The subject is also political. We remember that at the time of the riots last spring, we recalled that 60% of the rioters were from single-parent families. Which did not mean, of course, that raising a child alone pushes them to do anything, but that there are obviously additional difficulties. Another deputy has proposed this year to create a single-parent card on the same model as the multiple-family cards, but for single parents or mothers. That's a great idea. I don't understand why he didn't do it before. Well, listen, it's debated at the moment. Single-parent families are heroes. Of course. Really. We're going to the movies. What's up? Did you like it? No, on the contrary, I think it's very good. It's unconditionally a resource, the proposal of the law. No, but it's very good. You have to help everyone. That's the general idea. Cinema information, please. Too many screens, it's bad. Screens from time to time, it's good. Is it a great philosopher who said that? It's me. Benjamin M. Especially when what we watch makes children dream and vibrate. And besides, of all the Disney movies that exist the most, which are the favorites of the French? That's a good question. And Disney Plus has just revealed what its movies are. Among the 1,900 programs available on their platform, those that have attracted the most viewers, which may give you an idea for the weekend. So in the top 10, you'll see that we're in the big classic. There aren't many surprises. The top 10 is Le Monde de Nemo. It's sad, Le Monde de Nemo. I haven't seen it, I think, Le Monde de Nemo. Is it sad? Yeah, I think so. Okay, thank you. There's the Lion King 2019, it's the movie version. The original Lion King. Beauty and the Beast. The Aristocats. Or Cendrillon. Yes, overall, all of them are sad. All of them. Yes, but they're real stories, real tales, with twists and turns. I think that's great. So for the top 3, the third is this one. Also real stories with twists and turns. The Dalmatians. For the top 2, I'll give you a sound clue, it'll go very quickly. What is it? It's the Jungle Book. Bravo, the Jungle Book. We agree, we're talking about a masterpiece. There are several versions of the Jungle Book available. That's true, it's been remade since. And so, the top 1, before we see it, what would you say? Top 1, top 1... Aladdin? It could be Aladdin. Yes, very old. Very old. Bambi? No, we've already seen Bambi. It doesn't matter. Okay, a sound clue, please. I don't know, you might have found it. Octavia. Ah, yes! Snow White and the Beast. So, very interesting, Snow White. It's the most popular Disney movie. The first one was released in 1937. In all, 18 million French people went to see it at the cinema. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, in 85 years. What did you dream of the most when you were little? Aladdin. Aladdin and you? Same. For me, it was Cinderella. Cinderella? Yes. Did you dream of that life? No, I didn't dream of that life. I was totally fascinated by that tale. She's there, she's tortured, etc. She's a lumberjack. And all of a sudden, she has a dream life. It made me dream. What's great is the end. They got married and had a lot of children. Like, it's the end. There's no postpartum. No, no. We know she had an episiotomy, the poor thing. Second show, La Maison des Maternelles, at your service in 20 minutes. We'll talk with Laurent Dandrieu from Cinemathèque. Ideal. What would you show our children? Movies that we don't necessarily have ideas about, that make great family moments. It's going to be great. But that's a bible to have at home. And we set up the movie together every Sunday night. I hope it will still work when they're teenagers. But sometimes we lack inspiration.