Women at War

Women at War

Year: 1000

Runtime: 416 mins

Language: French

DramaWar and historical adventureMilitary combat and heroic soldiersShow All…

In France on the eve of World War I, the lives of four women become entwined: Marguerite, a secretive Parisian prostitute; Caroline, who unexpectedly assumes leadership of her family's factory; Agnes, the Mother Superior of a convent requisitioned by the military; and Suzanne, a determined feminist nurse.

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