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Changing Rooms

2025·Drama·18m
7.1
César is 12 when his older sister Lou is the victim of sexual assault. In the changing rooms of his fencing club, the only standard that matters is violence. César wishes he could measure up but may not be armed for the fights to come.
Directed by Violette Gitton
locker room
brother sister relationship

Cast

Marius Plard
Marius Plard
César
Billie Blain
Billie Blain
Lou
Jalal Altawil
Jalal Altawil
Maître Hendrix
Aliocha Reinert
Aliocha Reinert
Aymeric
Aliocha Delmotte
Aliocha Delmotte
Enzo
Mathieu Perotto
Mathieu Perotto
L'avocat
Aurélie Vérillon
Aurélie Vérillon
La policière

Crew

Violette Gitton
Violette Gitton
Director
Violette Gitton
Violette Gitton
Writer
Delphine Malaussena
Delphine Malaussena
Music
Alice Douard
Alice Douard
Script

Popular Reviews

18 reviews
Ninon_ldc
Ninon_ldc
Changing Rooms
Jaurai bien aimé avoir plus d'informations sur le prof de césar ... ya un truc pas net
Jaurai bien aimé avoir plus d'informations sur le prof de césar ... ya un truc pas net
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margot
margot
Changing Rooms
un mec c’est trop con
un mec c’est trop con
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Lulu
Lulu
Changing Rooms
éduquez vos fils
éduquez vos fils
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lumine
lumine
Changing Rooms
pourquoi billie blain elle joue toujours des personnages qui subissent ça 💔
pourquoi billie blain elle joue toujours des personnages qui subissent ça 💔
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eu.
eu.
Changing Rooms
as someone who has two sisters, i love the concept of this movie, like how césar slowly realizes that the way guys are taught to act and think is more connected to sexual violence than we like to admit. even things that seem small or unimportant in the moment can actually have real, harmful consequences.

this movie shows how dangerous it is to brush these things off like they don’t matter even tho you're just a "kid" and the need to stop normalizing and continuing the cycle of sexual violence in our society. it’s such an important story !!
as someone who has two sisters, i love the concept of this movie, like how césar slowly realizes that the way guys are taught to act and think is more connected to sexual violence than we like to admit. even things that seem small or unimportant in the moment can actually have real, harmful consequences.

this movie shows how dangerous it is to brush these things off like they don’t matter even tho you're just a "kid" and the need to stop normalizing and continuing the cycle of sexual violence in our society. it’s such an important story !!
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