Delphyne

Delphyne, meaning 'womb', addresses the taboos related to menstruation through a unique fabric-themed metaphor. It highlights the conflict within a mother-daughter relationship, focusing on the need for shared understanding to overcome shame associated with menstruation.

The film tackles themes of shame, feminine purity, and the divide between public and private spaces. It also examines the ownership of one’s body, emphasizing the historical connotations tied to these experiences.

As a coming-of-age story, Delphyne reflects the protagonist’s struggle with her self-identity, the influence of male perspectives, and her relationship with her mother. This narrative offers a thoughtful look at growth and acceptance in the face of societal taboos.