Film Lens
In 'Fragments', women's voices deliver testimonies of sexual violence, forming a narrative that reflects the widespread issue in society. The documentary uses these individual experiences as pieces of a mosaic, creating a collective story that resonates on a universal level. Each testimony contributes to a broader understanding of the impact of sexual violence on individuals and communities.
Directed by Marie-lou Béland, the film runs for 9 minutes and is produced in Canada. It emphasizes the importance of women's voices and the strength they exhibit while sharing their experiences. The film aims to raise awareness and foster understanding of sexual violence's effects, making it a significant contribution to discussions on women's rights and consent.
Why Watch
- •Meet women sharing powerful testimonies.
- •Find out how personal stories create societal change.
- •See a unique narrative on sexual violence.
Did You Know
•The film is directed by Marie-lou Béland.
•It has a runtime of 9 minutes.
•The documentary is produced in Canada.
•The primary language of the film is French.
Perfect For
Women's rights advocacySexual violence awarenessFeminist film enthusiasts