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The movie was produced in Côte d’Ivoire, contributing to the growing recognition of African cinema and its ability to address complex social realities through storytelling.
The Three Main Characters
At the heart of the film are three women: Fitia, Aude, and Kia. Each character represents a different struggle that many women face around the world.
Fitia – The Survivor of Domestic Violence
Fitia’s story revolves around the painful reality of domestic and marital abuse. Trapped in a toxic relationship, she initially feels powerless to escape the situation.
The film portrays the emotional and psychological impact of living in constant fear. However, as the story unfolds, Fitia begins to recognize her own strength.
Her journey becomes one of self-discovery and empowerment, as she seeks the courage to reclaim her independence and rebuild her life.
Aude – A Victim of Abuse of Power
Aude’s story addresses the issue of abuse by authority figures. As a young student, she becomes a victim of exploitation by someone who was supposed to guide and protect her.
This storyline highlights the devastating effects that betrayal and manipulation can have on young people. The film carefully portrays the emotional struggle that follows such experiences.
Despite the trauma, Aude gradually finds the courage to speak out and confront the injustice she faced.