A Month With the Girls

About This Movie

In 'A Month With the Girls,' Audrey Gordon crafts a raw and intimate portrait of Maryse Choisy, a woman ahead of her time in 1928 Paris. The film dives deep into the shadows of the bustling city, where Choisy, a pioneering figure in immersion journalism, adopts various roles to unveil the gritty realities of the prostitution underworld. The atmosphere is thick with tension as she navigates her disguises, reflecting themes of identity and societal norms. The pacing feels almost like a slow burn, drawing you into her world with deliberate detail. What’s striking are the practical effects and the authentic settings that transport you back in time. The performances, particularly from the lead, are grounded, capturing the emotional turmoil and complexities of Choisy's experiences.

Focus on historical accuracy and immersion in the era.Great for collectors interested in women's history and journalism.Offers a unique lens on 1920s Parisian culture.