Silvia Semenzin discovers that her ex-partner was sharing intimate images of her in a WhatsApp group called Donne tutte puttane (“All women are bitches”), where hundreds of women were objectified and exposed without their consent. Far from remaining silent, she initiates an investigation that leads her to infiltrate digital communities where thousands of men exchange and store non-consensual sexual content, revealing a global infrastructure of digital violence against women.
In Catalonia, an actress who remains anonymous under the name Lea tries to regain control over manipulated and sexualized images extracted from a film in which she participated. Unable to stop their spread, she turns to FemBloc, a pioneering collective in the fight against digital sexual violence, to trace the networks and servers sustaining this business on an international scale.
Thousands of miles away, in Mexico, Olimpia Coral was barely eighteen years old when her ex-partner shared an intimate video of her without her consent. That violence plunged her into a process marked by stigma, revictimization, and three suicide attempts. Over time, she transformed that experience into a collective struggle: she championed the Olimpia Law and today leads one of the most important battles against digital sexual violence in Latin America, supporting victims in their pursuit of justice and demonstrating how pain can become a powerful network of sisterhood.
The stories of Silvia, Lea, and Olimpia take place in different contexts, but converge on the same reality: a violence that crosses borders, languages, and laws, affecting thousands of women worldwide. Through their processes of investigation,resistance, and activism, the documentary exposes the structures that perpetuate this violence and the feminist networks working to dismantle them.
The question that runs through the film is not how we got here. The question is why, knowing everything we know, we continue to allow it.
A production by La Kaseta Ideas Factory in collaboration with Newart and Cinematelli.
With the participation of RTVE.
