A film titled This is a Woman delves into complex emotional themes such as depression, grief, trauma, and insomnia, following the journey of a police captain who discovers a hanged woman in a forest. The film is described as having a dreamlike, unsettling quality, reminiscent of the surreal and enigmatic style of filmmaker David Lynch. Its title is noted to be deceptively simple, with the opening scenes evoking the visual style of painter René Magritte. These include eerie images like three death caps (a type of poisonous mushroom) in a garden, a car damaged in an accident, and a mobile home at the edge of a forest. The narrative begins with snapshots of a funeral and poses a haunting question: "Do you still think about suicide?" The protagonist, Michele Varin, is shown to think about suicide less often but continues to struggle with insomnia. The film also touches on the approaching anniversary of her son's death, a memory that weighs heavily on her. Varin spends her nights working on puzzles in a dimly lit, somber home and moves through her days as a police captain with an almost emotionless demeanor, like a ghost drifting through the forest. The film's portrayal of Varin makes her seem almost impervious to the emotional weight of her surroundings, highlighting the internal battles she faces. The review of the film is available only to subscribers of the platform where it is hosted. Subscription options include a monthly rate of 9.99€ or a discounted rate of 1.99€ per month for a year. Both options offer no long-term commitment and can be canceled at any time.