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The Fallacy (2010) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Fallacy about?

The Fallacy is a documentary. Women from Montreal and Ottawa share their experiences as former prostitutes in The Fallacy (L'imposture). Aged 22, 34, and 48, they discuss the difficulties of leaving the sex trade and rebuilding their lives. The film uses a Cinéma Vérité style to depict their struggles and the misconceptions surrounding sex work. Their candid stories reveal the challenges they face as they seek dignity and recovery from their pasts. The documentary runs for 93 minutes and was directed by Eve Lamont in 2010.

When was The Fallacy released?

The Fallacy was released in 2010.

How long is The Fallacy?

The Fallacy has a runtime of 93 minutes.

What genre is The Fallacy?

The Fallacy is classified as Society.

What topics does The Fallacy cover?

The Fallacy explores topics including social-justice.