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Films in competition (Short and medium-lengh films)

Pill, when men made the law

By Marie-Laurence Rincé | 2017 | Documentary | 53 min

Fifty years ago, the law on contraception was adopted. This was achieved thanks to the commitment of women but also of some men: deputy Lucien Neuwirth, gynaecologists Pierre Simon and Henri Fabre and journalist Jacques Derogy. This film is about their action and commitment.

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Fifty years ago, the law on contraception was adopted. This was achieved thanks to the commitment of women but also of some men: deputy Lucien Neuwirth, gynaecologists Pierre Simon and Henri Fabre and journalist Jacques Derogy. This film is about their action and commitment.

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Directed by : Marie-Laurence Rincé
Themes : Developments, workplace and society
Tags : women’s rights
Festival edition : 2018
Format : Medium-length film

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