A woman lawyer travels back in time and crosses paths with other women in history who fought for women's rights.A woman lawyer travels back in time and crosses paths with other women in history who fought for women's rights.A woman lawyer travels back in time and crosses paths with other women in history who fought for women's rights.
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Emy Ltr
- Jeanne d'Arc
- (as Emy Letertre)
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- TriviaEPILOGUE: "One isn't born a woman; one becomes one. --- Simone de Beauvoir, The Second Sex"
"A film inspired by true stories. For real."
A scene is then shown of Ruth Coppinger in the Irish Parliament in November 2018 showing a pair of thong underwear and discussing its recent use in a courtroom as unfair to women. Women and men are shown in demonstrations objecting to the use of panties as evidence of consent. A man is then shown reading a law outlawing cross-dressing for women. A statement is then shown saying this law was repealed in 2013. Protagonist is seen taking urine pregnancy test and realizing she is pregnant from her time travels.
- GoofsGeorge Sand tells Charlie of her affair with Frederic Chopin in a scene that takes place in 1850; Chopin died in 1849.
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Performed by Les Plastiscines
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It's not all bad. The premise is intriguing. The dialogue...especially the lines given to the lead (Caroline Vigneaux) is witty. And speaking Ms. Vigneaux, she's hilarious. A gifted physical comedian who delivers visually as well as verbally. She's a joy to watch. And the pacing is good too...right up to the point where the viewer starts says 'OK, I get it. I got it 20 minutes ago. Now, wrap this up.' Only the movie doesn't. It keeps going on and on and on. Neither I nor my wife could make it to the end. We agreed that we couldn't take another minute.
What went wrong? Maybe it was the overtness of it all. Maybe the fact that after the first 20 minutes of the film, it had said all it had to say. Or maybe it was just the lack of subtlety. We both wanted to like the film. But too much is always too much.
What went wrong? Maybe it was the overtness of it all. Maybe the fact that after the first 20 minutes of the film, it had said all it had to say. Or maybe it was just the lack of subtlety. We both wanted to like the film. But too much is always too much.
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- Mar 7, 2022
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
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- 2.00 : 1
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