Le Bal des folles
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A woman who is unfairly institutionalized at a Paris asylum plots to escape with the help of one of its nurses. Based on the novel 'Le bal des folles' by Victoria Mas.
The Mad Women's Ball is a 2021 French historical thriller about a woman wrongly committed to a Paris asylum who schemes her escape with help from a sympathetic nurse. Based on Victoria Mas's novel Le bal des folles, the film explores institutional corruption and female resilience in 19th-century France.
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Lou de LaâgeEugénie Cléry
Benjamin VoisinThéophile Cléry
Emmanuelle BercotJeanne
Cédric KahnFrançois Cléry
Lomane de DietrichLouise
Christophe MontenezJules
Coralie RussierCamille
Alice BarnoleHenriette
Lauréna ThellierMarguerite
Martine SchambacherThérèse
Martine ChevallierGrand-mère Cléry
Valérie StrohMère Cléry
André MarconDocteur Gleizes
Grégoire BonnetDocteur Charcot
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Le Bal des Folles (The Mad Women’s Ball) | Official Trailer | Prime Video
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When was The Mad Women's Ball released?
The film was released on September 12, 2021.
What is the film based on?
It's an adaptation of Victoria Mas's 2019 novel Le bal des folles (The Ball of the Madwomen).
What streaming services have The Mad Women's Ball?
The film is available on various streaming platforms; check your region's local services for current availability.
Is this a true story?
While the narrative is fictional, it's set against the historical reality of 19th-century French asylums and their treatment of women.
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