From May 14 to 25, 2024, the annual French Cannes Film Festival was once again held.
The short film "Moi aussi" by French director and actress Judith Godrèche, which deals with sexual abuse, attracted a
great deal of attention at the beginning of the festival.
The short film "Moi aussi" is based on the "#MeToo" public debate that was triggered in Hollywood a few years ago.
After numerous cases of abuse in the US film industry came to light, e.g. by director Harvey Weinstein,
the hashtag "Me Too" encouraged those affected to make their terrible experiences public.
The French director of the "Moi aussi" film, Judith Godrèche, was also a direct victim of sexual violence at the age of 14 at
the hands of the then 39-year-old film director Benoît Jacquot.
After she went public with this, she received numerous testimonies from other victims of sexual abuse.
Together with many other celebrities and victims, she is now denouncing the lack of consequences for sexualized violence.
"Despite the courage of the victims, impunity is growing, " said the appeal published in the newspaper "Le Monde".
"Who actually hears us?" ask the signatories of the appeal, which include actresses Isabelle
Adjani, Juliette Binoche and director Judith Godrèche.
They are calling for a legal reform that better defines the crime of "rape", improves the protection of
victims and provides for specialized police units.
A good thing, you might think.
But does this really reflect the whole brutal reality?
Or is it just revealing the tiny tip of the unimaginably large iceberg of abuse and even worse crimes?
In several documentaries, Kla.TV has already given numerous survivors and witnesses the opportunity to speak
about the existence of a global pedocriminal network.
A network that not only abuses women and teenagers in the most atrocious way, but even small children and babies.
Survivors report sadistic torture and even the murder of victims as part of satanic rituals.
Why is there no sensible public debate about this?
Why have the media not been reporting seriously on these unimaginably cruel satanic crimes for years, but on the
contrary ridicule survivors and witnesses and portray them as completely untrustworthy or as conspiracy theorists?
Kla.TV revealed that the media are using a perfidious strategy to cover up these crimes worldwide, and are even involved in them.
Members of the justice system are also involved in these crimes and cover up for the perpetrators.
Is this debate about sexual abuse that has just flared up in France - which is undoubtedly very important -
merely intended to lull the public into a sense of security?
Do they want people to believe: "Something is being done, we can rest assured"?
In the USA, too, there have been repeated reports that the pedocriminal swamp is being
drained and that children are being saved.
This deceptive message was also conveyed in the movie "Sound of Freedom", for example.
If you compare the current Moi-Aussi debate in France and the previous Me-Too debate in the USA with the contemptuous and
obfuscating nature of media reporting on satanic ritual violence, you can't help
suspecting that this is a huge diversionary tactic.
Distraction from crimes of the worst kind that are committed on an unimaginable scale.
On the one hand, abused women get a lot of public attention here due to a report-reimbursement hype
- On the other hand, the system media report almost nothing at all about these maltreated, abused and murdered children and babies,
so that they hardly receive any public attention or are heard.
The film "Les Survivantes", in which eight survivors of such pedocriminal networks have
their say, proves that there is another way.
Their authentic accounts shed light on the inner workings of this unspeakable system in
which they were inescapably trapped as children.
It also reveals the mechanisms that have allowed this system to continue without ever being prosecuted.
Chantal Frei, a survivor of satanic-ritual violence who speaks in the film, asks French-speaking viewers to
watch this enlightening film and also to promote it.
You can do this with the flyer from the info box below the program.
The film will also be made available to other nationalities.
It will be released in cinemas in Belgium from June 7, 2024 and is currently being translated into English.
Under the following link you, dear viewers, can check in which cinemas the film is currently showing.
You can find the trailer for the movie in the sources.
In this way, the mainstream media are now making public what they disparage, cover up or conceal!