Film Lens
In 'Se battre', individuals in France facing economic hardship navigate daily life while trying to make ends meet. The film presents their experiences, focusing on the difficulties and stigmas they encounter. It features volunteers from organizations like Secours Catholique, who provide essential support and create a sense of community among those in need.
Through personal stories and candid reflections, the documentary illustrates the aspirations of people determined to overcome adversity. It reveals the often-invisible struggles within French society, offering a glimpse into the lives of those affected by financial hardship.
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.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesDocumentary enthusiastsCommunity support volunteers