• Director(s):

    ULMER LOPEZ (CATHERINE)

  • Producer(s):

    ARTE FRANCE, 13 PRODUCTIONS

  • Territories:

    Worldwide.

  • Production year:

    2025

  • Language(s):

    German, English, French

  • Rights:

    TV, NON-THEATRICAL, INTERNET, VOD

Glenn Close, known for playing iconic, unconventional women like Cruella in 101 Dalmatians, is a committed feminist who inspires through both her roles and her beliefs, encouraging reflection on women’s place in film and society.

Here is the portrait of a woman who embodies neither Hollywood's beauty standards nor its sugar-coated immaculateness. It is the portrait of an actress who plays women fighting for equality, both in their vulnerability and in their ability to rise again. What personal experiences has this woman gone through to bring such authenticity to the screen? How does the actress who, as she puts it, is “made of bits and pieces” draw her strength from her unique capacity for transformation? How does she manage to combine creation and conviction? How does she manage to speak to all generations of women, from my own, born at the end of the last century, all the way to the #MeToo generation?

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