Over 15% of the French population faces economic hardship, struggling to make ends meet while dealing with stigma and daily challenges.
Synopsis
Over 15% of the French population faces economic hardship, struggling to make ends meet while dealing with stigma and daily challenges.
Synopsis
Bruno Courntin stands among individuals in France grappling with economic hardship. "Se battre" follows their daily struggles as they seek to make ends meet. The film features volunteers from Secours Catholique, who provide vital assistance and foster community connections. Personal stories reveal the challenges and stigmas faced by those in need. Through candid reflections, the documentary presents the determination of people striving to overcome their circumstances, exposing the often-hidden difficulties within French society.
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Why Watch
- Meet volunteers from Secours Catholique helping the needy.
- Find out how economic hardship affects daily life in France.
- See personal stories of individuals striving for a better future.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Andrea Santana in 2014.
- Bruno Courntin is featured in the cast.
- The documentary has a duration of 93 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Se battre?
Se battre was directed by Andrea Santana.
What is the duration of the documentary Se battre?
The duration of Se battre is 93 minutes.
Which organization is mentioned as providing support in the documentary?
Secours Catholique is mentioned as an organization providing essential support.
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