All Good

A woman who is raped by a relative of her new boss chooses to heal her trauma with silence: She pretends that nothing has happened and tries to maintain her job and partnership routine, considering she will regain control of her life through reason, without falling into the role of the loser... Uncannily written long before the storm of #MeToo, this powerful story prompts us with disarming lucidity and subtle irony, to think of boundaries – between genders, superficial or inner expressions, our private or public faces – not as barriers, but as fragile fields of negotiating our integrity.