Femme de la rue

About This Movie

Femme de la rue is a raw dive into the everyday experiences of women, specifically in the streets of Brussels. Sofie Peeters, the filmmaker, captures the pervasive atmosphere of sexism through her own lens, showcasing encounters that range from annoying to outright threatening. The pacing feels almost like a documentary diary, weaving in real-life interactions that are both unsettling and thought-provoking. There's a gritty honesty in the way it presents the mundane horrors of street harassment, with no dramatization, just real reactions. It's distinct in that it doesn’t just aim to shock; it invites reflection and conversation about gender dynamics in public spaces. The performances—well, they are everyday life, but you definitely feel the weight of those moments.

Focuses on street harassmentReal-life interactionsInvites conversation on gender issues