Sabine

Year: 1992

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: French

Director: Philippe Faucon

Drama

Deprived of her newborn, high‑schooler Agnès flees her alcoholic father, becomes pregnant, and after her step‑mother and boyfriend abandon her, she seeks refuge with junkie friends. Taking the name Sabine, she turns to prostitution, contracts HIV, and records in her diary a determined struggle against the disease without surrender.

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