Nora is a young housewife and mother who lives
in 1971 with her husband and two sons in a quiet Swiss village. Here little is
known about the social upheavals of the 1968 movement. The village and family
peace, however, dwindles as Nora begins to work for women's voting rights.
“The film works
as an uncomplicated reminder of what can happen when disenfranchised women
speak up.” - Chicago Reader
“The message here is that everyone has it in
them - all it takes is a friend or two fighting for the same thing.” -
Washington Post