On Tuesday, November 16, the Féminin Pluriel Montpellier Méditerranée collective, in partnership with the Faculty of Medicine, CIDFF, AG2R la Mondiale, and the Agnes McLaren association, is organizing a screening of an awareness-raising film on this topic to mark November, which is dedicated to combating violence against women. The screening will be followed by a debate in the Faculty's anatomy amphitheater. Discover the program for this themed evening below.

 

A collaborative documentary film

More than just an awareness-raising film, this movie, produced with the support of the Collectif Féminin Pluriel Montpellier Méditerranée, is a testimonial film. It tells the stories of six women who have experienced domestic violence. These six women were involved in the making of the film, accompanied by two directors. They not only shared their stories, but also participated in the design of the film, which will be screened on November 16 at 6:30 p.m. in the amphitheater of the Faculty of Medicine.

Designed as an informational resource primarily for teenage girls, the film is also intended for a wider audience, as domestic violence is an issue that affects all social and cultural backgrounds and all genders.

 

A screening followed by a discussion, with the directors in attendance

The screening of the documentary film will be followed by an open debate and discussion on the subject of domestic violence. Beyond physical violence, what other types of domestic violence exist? How can such violence be detected? How can we intervene, alert others, and rescue victims? How can victims rebuild their lives? These are just some of the topics that will be addressed during the debate.

 

A free event, open to all, registration required

In order to facilitate access to as many people as possible, this screening is open to everyone.

Due to health circumstances, you must present your health pass and register for the event in advance (click on the button below).