Changing Room
The female body as a site of power, beauty, labour, exposure, violence, control, and politics. In an imaginary changing room, women perform everyday routines and explore each other and themselves.
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The female body as a site of power, beauty, labour, exposure, violence, control, and politics. In an imaginary changing room, women perform everyday routines and explore each other and themselves.
Fritz is one of the most gifted young footballers at his local club. Renowned for nurturing talent, the club enjoys an outstanding reputation – those who make a name for themselves here stand a strong chance of attractin
In a society where body image is scrutinized from an early age, Changing Room follows 12-year-old Pratik, an introverted overweight boy. In the seemingly mundane setting of a clothing store, casual remarks and unspoken j
After a boxing training, two groups of two men that have nothing in common, find themselves in a locker room. They are about to go home when an argument breaks out….
Ayoub, 16, is getting ready for his first swimming lesson. Obsessed with a bodybuilding video, he uses a marker to draw the outlines of the muscles he doesn’t have. But he’s running late and has no time to wash the drawi
“Changing Room” follows one woman's experience in a swimming pool from body image issues to self-love.
Eight-year-old Ralph, his mother and younger sister come to the pool for another swimming lesson and for the first time in his life find himself in the men's locker room. Alone.
César is 12 when his older sister Lou is the victim of sexual assault. In the changing rooms of his fencing club, the only standard that matters is violence. César wishes he could measure up but may not be armed for the