

In 2019, 150 women in France were killed by their spouses or ex-partners, prompting an investigative unit from Le Monde to analyze these feminicides.
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In 2019, 150 women in France were killed by their spouses or ex-partners, prompting an investigative unit from Le Monde to analyze these feminicides.
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In 2019, journalists from Le Monde form an investigative unit to address the deaths of 150 women in France, killed by their partners or ex-partners. The documentary focuses on five significant cases, featuring testimonies from victims' families and insights from various institutions. It traces the progression of relationships, from initial encounters to tragic endings, while identifying patterns and warning signs that often precede these murders. The film confronts societal indifference towards domestic violence, aiming to foster awareness and understanding of the issue.
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Why Watch
- Meet the families of victims sharing their stories.
- Find out about warning signs before feminicides occur.
- See the impact of domestic violence on society.
Did You Know
- In 2019, 150 women were killed by their partners in France.
- The documentary examines five emblematic cases of feminicides.
- Le Monde established an investigative unit specifically for this issue.
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How many women were killed in France in 2019 by their spouses or ex-partners?
In 2019, 150 women were killed in France by their spouses or ex-partners.
What is the purpose of the investigative unit established by journalists from Le Monde?
The investigative unit was established to analyze feminicides and identify recurring criminal patterns and warning signs.
Who directed the documentary 'Feminicides'?
The documentary 'Feminicides' was directed by Matthieu Besnard.
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