A hybrid film blending elements of fiction and documentary showcases the work of psychiatrist Muriel Salmona, who specializes in helping victims of abuse and sexual violence. Directed by documentarist Sylvie Meyer, the film features actresses such as Sandrine Bonnaire, Isild Le Besco, and Marianne Denicourt, alongside real patients and Salmona herself, who reenact therapy sessions. The film incorporates psychological concepts like "psychic stupor," "dissociation," and "traumatic memory," which Salmona explains during her consultations. The production seeks to highlight Salmona’s empathetic and holistic approach to healing. Sandrine Bonnaire, who portrays Salmona in the film Le Monde à l'endroit, discussed the project's significance in an interview with Franceinfo Culture. She emphasized the importance of giving voice to those who have been silenced or overlooked. Bonnaire noted that the film's unique format combines real patient testimonies with artistic interpretation, including contributions from actresses who have experienced violence and can portray Salmona’s therapeutic methods more authentically. The film avoids being strictly a documentary or a fictional narrative, instead using a hybrid form to explore the therapeutic process. It includes real patient testimonies recorded over several months and refined by co-screenwriter David Milhaud. For some patients, such as minors, their stories are reenacted by actresses. According to the director, the film aims to "reproduce as faithfully as possible the therapeutic discourse of Muriel Salmona and make her method accessible." Actresses were selected not for their physical similarity to Salmona but for their moral alignment—those who have experienced violence and have overcome it with grace and dignity. The film underscores the importance of healing and recovery, drawing attention to the alarming statistic that 160,000 children are victims of sexual violence in France (source: CIIVISE, report November 2023).