Fausses innocences

Set in 1414, Fausses innocences follows Marie, a young woman whose life is turned upside down by her father’s plans for her marriage. Despite her love for childhood friend Michel and her desire for independence in Cologne, she is forced into an unwanted engagement with Master Ruppertus Splendidus. Marie’s journey takes a dark turn when she is falsely accused, imprisoned, and ultimately cast out.

As Marie navigates her nightmarish circumstances, she must rely on her resilience to survive among itinerant prostitutes. This compelling story raises questions about societal norms and the consequences of ambition, making it a poignant drama worth considering for collectors interested in narratives that challenge moral boundaries. The film features performances from actors such as Thierry Godard and Hélène de Fougerolles, adding depth to its powerful themes.