They Fight: Our Breasts, Our Weapons

A brisk, tense documentary that feels like a provocative news report, earnest in its activism but filtered through a skeptical lens.

A sober, urgent short documentary that bears witness to grief and fury, leaving you shaken and thoughtful rather than entertained.

A sobering, quietly heavy documentary that follows idealistic young activists as their hopes are slowly crushed by an indifferent state.

An invigorating, archive-rich history lesson that feels like listening to sharp, funny elders recount a fight still unfinished.

A quiet, talky documentary that feels like listening in on a movement arguing for its own legitimacy, with a faint chill of censorship hanging over it.

A quiet, talky documentary that follows activists' reasoning and the legal fallout, asking you to think rather than feel.

A sobering yet defiant look at protest and repression, mixing archival chaos with intimate reflection.

A thoughtful, observational documentary that follows activists across France, offering an engaged but low-key look at grassroots political creativity.

A sober, interview-driven documentary that feels like a quiet act of testimony, asking you to sit with uncomfortable social pressure and personal pain.

A patient, observational documentary that follows women claiming public space, mixing conversation and movement into a quiet, hopeful act of defiance.

A brisk, thoughtful documentary that unpacks everyday sexism in sport with clear-eyed calm and a quietly indignant edge.

A tense, hopeful chronicle of young people using art and protest to defend their democracy against a stubborn leader.