#MeToo: the film on the investigation that unveiled the Weinstein affair is revealed in a trailer

The investigation that sparked the Weinstein affair and the #MeToo movement was adapted for the big screen She said. The film follows the two New York Times reporters.

Planned an exit cinema on January 4, 2023, She said he intruduced himself a moving trailer.

Maria Shrader film reveals behind the scenes of the investigation that brought down Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood producer accused of sexual assault by over 80 women.

The She Said trailer

Carey Mulligan (Voyage, The Suffragettes, Promising young woman) and Zoe Kazan (And (much) more if you want, A winter in New York) play Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor respectively.

The investigations into these two journalists from New York Times to have broke decades of silence about sexual assaults in Hollywoodthus giving new resonance to the words of the victims in the world, in particular through the hashtag #Me toothis movement initially created by activist Tarana Burke in 2007.

SHE SAID - Official Trailer (Universal Images)

Light on the investigation behind #MeToo

From the trailer, we feel pain the reign of silence imposed on the victims and the difficulty for Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor to get the testimonies of these many traumatized women. Even the first images are enough to see the sexism and complicity of other men … and of an entire system.

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She said is adapted from the book He said: The investigation that revealed the Weinstein affair and blew up the #Metoo movementco-author of Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor, who won the Pulitzer Prize. The film is directed by Maria Shradera German director to whom we owe the excellent miniseries Unorthodox and just as good I’m your mancurrently in theaters.