After the Silence Was Broken

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After the Silence Was Broken (2023)

Directed by Mikoláš Arsenjev

Documentary · 51m

The film is an intimate portrait of Marie-Luisa Purkrábková, co-founder of You Don’t! Have to Endure It, which draws attention to sexual harassment and abuse of power in Czech art schools. For years, the rampant sexism and bullying that exist behind the walls of many Czech universities have escaped media attention. In 2021, Marie-Luisa Purkrábková decided to speak out about toxic university relationships. She invited her DAMU (Faculty of Performing Arts) classmates to do the same. As the co-founder of the feminist initiative You Don't! Have to Endure It, she has become the voice of a humiliated student body for many. In this documentary, she shares the joy of her small successes as well as her doubts regarding how long she can face the pressure of such a responsible role. Scenes from her private life and public appearances create a portrait of a woman who clearly understands that even when pushing for far-reaching changes, one cannot afford to ignore one’s own health.

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Crew

Director
Mikoláš Arsenjev
Director of Photography
Mikoláš Arsenjev
Editor
Mikoláš Arsenjev, Klára Davydova

Details

Original title
Po prolomení ticha
Release date
2023-12-15
Runtime
51m
Genres
Documentary
Original language
CS
Spoken languages
Czech
Countries
Czech Republic