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A documentary following Marie Rabatel, an autistic woman who is fighting against sexual violences commited against disabled people, a population that is far more vulnerable and at greater risk of this type of violence. We see her sharing her story and reflecting on her past, but we also witness what she does nowadays to educate and raise awareness about her cause.
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A documentary following Marie Rabatel, an autistic woman who is fighting against sexual violences commited against disabled people, a population that is far more vulnerable and at greater risk of this type of violence. We see her sharing her story and reflecting on her past, but we also witness what she does nowadays to educate and raise awareness about her cause.
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Written By:Franck Seuret
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