Someone Must Be Trusted...

This film is part of a collective work titled "About Women and the Law," which examines critical issues such as equal pay, rape, and societal myths surrounding women. Each segment is crafted by different directors, providing a diverse animation style and perspective on these important topics.

The film stands out for its focus on feminism, addressing significant legal and social challenges faced by women. With its thought-provoking content and artistic approach, it appeals to collectors interested in animation that engages with serious themes. The combination of animation and drama makes it a distinctive entry in the genre, reflecting the cultural conversations of the late 1980s.