Despite progress, women still face systemic economic inequalities.
This hard-hitting two-part documentary written and directed by Véronique Préault, investigates the hidden mechanisms that impoverish women — from childhood to couple dynamics, it offers a sharp analysis and a glimpse of hope.
30 years after Basic Instinct, Sharon Stone is still defined by her role as a sexual psychopath, but the Oscar nominee has always fought against domination. Directed by Nathalie Labarthe, this film, narrated by Julie Gayet, highlights her journey from B-movies to iconic roles in Total Recall and Casino, where she earned an Oscar nomination. Overcoming a violent upbringing, she broke industry barriers, demanding equal pay and co-producing the feminist The Quick and the Dead. At 64, proud of her age and strength, Stone remains a powerful survivor, challenging Hollywood’s limitations and refusing to be reduced to the male gaze.
How could Lindsay, a 13-year-old girl who was joyful and popular, take her own life in less than a school year? Who could have stopped the bullying at school and on social media? Directed by Félix Seger, this documentary follows the final months of Lindsay’s life, exploring collective responsibility and why this tragedy should have been prevented. It also looks at what steps need to be taken for the future, as bullying affects more than one student per class. Those who have turned their pain into action speak out, highlighting the need for change. What was once tolerated is no longer acceptable.
From France to the United States, from Beijing to Djibouti, the film by Nolwenn Le Fustec and Antoine Izambard tells the story of an unknown and ruthless war, and clandestine operations aimed at destabilizing Western democracies and making China the leading global power by 2049. Produced by Amandine Chambelland.
Let yourself be guided into the little-known world of drag kings, where individuals portray masculinity while drag queens embody the codes of femininity. ‘Devenir Roi’ traces the history and daily life of Cha, a young drag king who, through his art, breaks free from norms and explores gender. Directed by Manon Selli.
His supporters dub him « the Myth » and hail him as a national savior. Jair Bolsonaro, conservative and ardent defender of agribusiness, personifies an unfamiliar Brazil on the global stage. Since his 2018 election, his anti-communist rhetoric and provocative stances have stirred controversy. Despite claiming political incorrectness, Bolsonaro’s complexity has garnered support across Brazilian society. After four years, with 25% still backing him, his tenure raises questions about Brazilian democracy’s stability. Unveiling an unexpected leader and an alternate Brazil. Written and directed by Ingrid Piponiot and Lætitia Rossi.
