Suzanne
Suzanne is a film about the life of Suzanne Noël (1878−1954). As a pioneer in the world plastic surgery and a militant feminist from the early 20th century, Suzanne Noël has recently become a popular figure. “Plastic surgery” and “feminism”, two notions one would not expect to see side by side. In Paris, from the Belle Epoque through the Roaring Twenties by way of the First World War, this film explores the unconventional and extraordinary journey of Suzanne, a woman who dreams of freedom while being referred to by many as “doubly insane”.
Director: Anaïs Caura, Joëlle Oosterlinck
Genre: Animation
Runtime: 90 min
Country: France
Original Language: fr
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Suzanne about?
- Suzanne is a film about the life of Suzanne Noël (1878−1954). As a pioneer in the world plastic surgery and a militant feminist from the early 20th century, Suzanne Noël has recently become a popular figure. “Plastic surgery” and “feminism”, two notions one would not expect to see side by side. In Paris, from the Belle Epoque through the Roaring Twenties by way of the First World War, this film explores the unconventional and extraordinary journey of Suzanne, a woman who dreams of freedom while being referred to by many as “doubly insane”.
- Who directed Suzanne?
- Suzanne was directed by Anaïs Caura, Joëlle Oosterlinck.
- How long is Suzanne?
- Suzanne has a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).
- What genre is Suzanne?
- Suzanne is a Animation film.
- Where was Suzanne produced?
- Suzanne was produced in France.