In 1917, France faces the devastating aftermath of World War I, and a group of women, maimed and wounded on the frontlines, struggles to rebuild their lives amid pain and despair. The story centers on Marguerite, a former nurse whose life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes responsible for an innovative rehabilitation program for these brave heroines.
As Marguerite seeks to help her peers cope with their physical and emotional traumas, the film delves into the process of acceptance and empowerment that the women undergo. Each of them, with their own stories and scars, reflects human resilience. From the struggle for reintegration into society to the challenge of redefining their identity, the protagonists face not only their internal battles but also the judgment and lack of understanding from a world that seems to have forgotten their sacrifices.
The environment of the rehabilitation workshop becomes a microcosm of their hopes and frustrations, where art and craftsmanship intertwine with suffering to pave the way for healing. As Marguerite fosters connection and mutual support among the women, the story addresses themes of love, friendship, and the quest for a new purpose. In the end, this emotional journey culminates in a celebration of life and vitality, demonstrating that even in the darkest moments, there is always a spark of hope.