The film takes us to a gynaecological clinic in Paris, where we witness sensitive stories. Physically different women of all ages and social backgrounds visit the clinic, and their bodies and health reveal their individual life stories. Doctors become the closest companions, enveloping each patient in attention and care. With infinite tenderness, the director captures the bodily crises of women at different stages of their lives. The camera's penetrating gaze zooms in on emotionally and physically complex processes: abortion, gender reassignment, childbirth, illness or even death. Asking what it means to live in one's own body, the director also shares a personal story of confrontation with illness. N-16 In French, English and Spanish with Lithuanian and English subtitles. 21 September-1 October. The Skalvija Film Centre invites you to the 20th Vilnius Documentary Film Festival (VDFF). This is the only festival in Lithuania dedicated exclusively to creative documentaries. This year, VDFF presents a new programme of experimental documentaries, consisting of films that expand and go beyond the boundaries of traditional documentaries. The aim is to open up the festival to today's filmmakers as well as to new audiences. At the Skalvija box office, audiences can buy a 5-ticket subscription (25 EUR).