

Filmed over more than three months, 12 women share their stories of survival and healing at the L’Escale shelter in Sherbrooke.
Synopsis
Filmed over more than three months, 12 women share their stories of survival and healing at the L’Escale shelter in Sherbrooke.
Synopsis
At L’Escale in Sherbrooke, women find refuge from abuse. Over three months, Break Free captures their stories, revealing their struggles and moments of joy. Many residents speak candidly to the camera about their experiences. The film also portrays the dedication of the shelter's workers, who provide support and care. Together, they navigate the challenges of healing and rebuilding lives in a safe environment. The documentary runs for 79 minutes and addresses the issue of violence against women.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the residents of L’Escale shelter in Sherbrooke.
- Find out how women share their personal stories.
- See the support workers dedicated to healing.
Did You Know
- Break Free was filmed over a period of more than three months.
- The documentary focuses on the shelter L’Escale located in Sherbrooke.
- The film has a total duration of 79 minutes.
- Most women in the film openly share their stories to the camera.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Break Free?
Break Free has a duration of 79 minutes.
Where was Break Free filmed?
Break Free was filmed at the L’Escale shelter in Sherbrooke.
How long was Break Free filmed over?
Break Free was filmed over more than three months.
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