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The Divine Order is a suisse film of genre Drama directed by Petra Volpe with Marie Leuenberger
The Divine Order (2017)
Die göttliche Ordnung
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Add to a movie listL'Ordre divin ou Les Conquérantes (Die göttliche Ordnung) est une comédie dramatique suisse-alémanique, réalisé par Petra Volpe, sorti en 2017.
L'histoire de ce film raconte la mobilisation de femmes d'un petit village au sujet de la votation du 7 février 1971 sur l'institution du suffrage féminin en matière fédérale. Le film a reçu plusieurs récompenses en Suisse et à l'étranger.
En Suisse alémanique, ce film a été vu par près de 250 000 spectateurs en salles.
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En 1970, Nora (Marie Leuenberger) est femme au foyer dans un paisible village suisse près d'Herisau et s'occupe de son mari menuisier et de leurs deux garçons. Nora voudrait travailler mais son mari n'est pas d'accord et, en vertu des lois de l'époque, peut le lui interdire. Mécontente de la situation, elle se renseigne sur ses droits et devient une militante pour le suffrage des femmes alors que la votation fédérale du 7 février 1971 doit statuer sur ce point, et que le village n'est pas vraiment favorable à ce changement de société.Actors
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