Le Consentement

This documentary delves into the controversial memoir 'Consent' by Vanessa Springora, which recounts her sexual relationship with writer Jean-Paul Enthoven when she was a minor and he was in his fifties. The film explores the complex issues of power dynamics, manipulation, and the societal response to such relationships.

The film received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often noting its sensitive handling of a difficult subject matter and its power in bringing the memoir's themes to a wider audience. Some reviews highlighted its importance in sparking dialogue, while others critiqued its pacing or depth.

• Praised for its courage in tackling a taboo subject.

• Commended for bringing important discussions about consent and age disparities to the forefront.

• Some found the documentary format less impactful than the original written testimony.

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The film is based on Vanessa Springora's bestselling autobiographical novel of the same name, which ignited significant public debate in France upon its release.