Qu'on se le dise!

This documentary by Swiss filmmaker Jacqueline Veuve offers a personal and intimate look at the lives of women in the Swiss Jura region. It explores their daily routines, their dreams, their struggles, and their resilience in a patriarchal society. Veuve uses a sensitive and observational approach, allowing the subjects to speak for themselves and reveal the complexities of their existence. The film serves as a tribute to the unsung women who have shaped their communities.

As a documentary focused on a specific region and demographic, "Qu'on se le dise!" received more localized acclaim within Switzerland and for its contribution to feminist filmmaking. It was praised for its authentic portrayal of women's lives and Veuve's empathetic directorial style, though it did not achieve widespread international distribution.

• Praised for its intimate and respectful portrayal of rural Swiss women.

• Veuve's observational style allows for authentic voices to emerge.

• A valuable document of female experiences often overlooked.

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Jacqueline Veuve, the director, was also a pioneer in establishing independent film production and distribution structures in Switzerland, notably co-founding the 'Atelier de production de films d’art' (APFA).