Juja

In 1953, teenage Jeanne Saré's writings, left behind after her tragic death, reveal deep truths about women's lives and struggles, sparking controversy and tragic consequences when published in the 1970s. Decades later, two women from different parts of the world rediscover her work and embark on a quest to uncover her true story. Throughout history, Saré's writings have inspired many personal stories, often with profound or devastating effects, suggesting that her true story may be even more extraordinary than the fictional tales inspired by her.