I cannot understand why the ratings for this film are so low (5.8 at the time of writing this review). It is probably not a masterpiece of realization (cinematography, sound),but it is a poignant story about the recovery of one's own identity by an adult, a clear voice in defense of women's right to independence from conservative norms and a portrait of the world of elderly people, too often pushed into the role of helpless old people. Above all, it is a touching and moving meeting with Jola, with her friends, and such an even sporting cheer for her chance of a new relationship with a partner who is the first in her life to respect the human being and not just use her gender to achieve head of family status. After the film, my wife and I talked for an hour about this story. I recommend that you watch it and meet Jola too.