A film that shakes and questions
There are films that we watch, and others that pass through us, overwhelm us, and leave our eyes filled with tears. Marie Madeleine, by Haitian director Gessica Généus, belongs to this second category. This film deeply moved me, as it confronts us with a painful reality: that of young people seeking their place in the world, trying to understand who they are and yearning to be loved, but finding themselves faced with family expectations, social conventions, and certain religious interpretations.
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