Surendettement : le combat des femmes

About This Movie

Surendettement : le combat des femmes is a raw and poignant documentary by Marion Baillot. It dives into the lives of women grappling with debt, presenting a stark, sometimes unsettling look at the emotional and societal impacts. The pacing feels deliberate, giving you space to absorb their stories, which range from heartbreaking to resilient. There’s a striking honesty in the interviews—these women aren’t just statistics; they’re real voices, making their struggles palpable. The film has this gritty atmosphere, almost like you’re sitting in on their conversations, and the stark visuals reflect the harsh realities they face. It’s distinctive for how it humanizes financial issues, making it more than just a commentary on economics—it's about lives in turmoil.

Director: Marion BaillotReleased in 2019, runtime approx. 75 minutesLanguage: French, with English subtitlesFilmed across various locations in France