For his third feature film, director Blandine Lenoir signs a dedicated and very topical choral film about the fight for abortion.
We are in 1974, one year before the veil law that would legalize the right to abortion in France. Annie, a working mother of two, becomes pregnant by accident. She decides to seek an abortion in secret through MLAC – Movement for Freedom of Abortion and Contraception, which is based on helping women. Among her new “sisters”, the mother of the family decides to campaign for the right to abortion and finds a new meaning in her life, becoming one of the pillars of the organization.
after Zouzou in 2014 and Dawn In 2016, director Blandin Lenoir returns with a new feature film with a decidedly political frame. In addition to the current issue of abortion, this choral film is about feminism.Ten percent, Antoinette at Cevennes), asserts itself throughout its militant commitment to deeply wanting women to be able to make a decision that involves their bodies and their entire lives.
In the cast we also find Zita Henrot (heart map, Student Services Office), Indian hair (jaws, Camille repeats), Rosemary Standley, Damien Chappell, and Yannick Khorat. It was released in theaters on November 30.
Source: Le Figaro
