Her Way
Prostitution is tolerated as long as it is invisible and by society standards the worker is rather ashamed of what she does. Marie on the other hand is anything but invisible or ashamed, she is an independent, proud prostitute, who fights for her rights as a sex worker. In addition to her profession she is a fierce and loving single mother. She is here and she exists and as any mother she wants what is best for her son. When he is kicked out of yet another school, Marie enrols him in a top French cookery programme that could make him the next top chef. The problem is that it is a very expensive and posh school. For Marie, this is a way to give his son a ticket to a better life. But will she succeed in this pursuit?
The film gives an interesting look on prostitution, a liberating vision of talking about something which is often seen as a taboo and points out the rights women have over their bodies. It is also important to mention the absolutely fantastic acting work of Laure Calamy, a French actress from the Netlfix hit series “Call My Agent”.
Triin Tramberg

Biography
After studying political science, Cécile Ducrocq changed path in 2010 and directed "Everyone says I love you", her first short film, selected in more than thirty festivals, and recipient of the Unifrance Special Price at Cannes. She then directed three other short films including "Back Alley", selected at the Cannes Critics Week and at the Sundance Film Festival, which won the César for the best short film in 2015. "Her Way", starring Laure Calamy, is her first feature film.
Award for the best film, grant of 5000€ by



