Is France ready for a

As French actor Gerard Depardieu awaits trial for sexual assault in October, we take a look at how the #MeToo movement has struggled to make a headway in France compared to the United States. Monte Francis reports. Tom Burges Watson speaks to Mary Harrod, Associate Professor in French and Screen Studies at the University of Warwick about how the movement is still facing some resistance in French cinema and culture.
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[@benjamindover4337]

What were Johnny Depp and Woody Allen convicted of?

[@AminaNailiDarwiche]

When it comes to prosecution and criminal justice, there is no statute of limitations in the United States.

[@CountryRoss]

NOT TRUE. Only murder has no limitations statute.

[@francesbernard2445]

Long long overdue.

[@XxTheAwokenOnexX]

Europe have been very slow to act of these issues

[@aflodesigns]

after johnny dep ...usa learned its lesson on crying wolf

[@tetedur377]

The French would be well-advised to study the American #metoo and the fallout from that. For example: 5 or 6 in 1,000 men are getting married these days. Women are moving onto social media complaining about the lack of men approaching them. The statistics are staggering.

[@bshrful]

YOU JUSTIFY RAPISTS

[@bshrful]

# METTO HAS NOTHING IN COMMON WITH MARRIAGES , GET REAL

[@soundscape26]

That stat is rubbish.

[@CountryRoss]

SA must be punished. Women must be treated as human beings. If they aren't, why should they marry?