Young Mothers in the '70s

Set in the 1970s, Young Mothers in the '70s tells the story of young pregnant minors at the house of Plessis. The film portrays the struggles these girls face as they navigate the complexities of their situations, whether the pregnancies result from love or trauma. With a singular focus on reforming these girls, the institution is challenged when a revolt begins to emerge.

Featuring a strong cast, including Sandrine Bonnaire and Jean-Michel Martial, the film is grounded in real events, providing an authentic look at the past. The historical and dramatic elements combine to create a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking, making it relevant for those interested in societal issues and history.