| Country: | France |
| Language: | French |
| Num Series: | 1 |
| Num Episodes: | 25 |
| Runtime: | 4 minutes |
H24 - 24 heures dans la vie d'une femme is a series of 25 short film dramas, written by 25 female writers and shot with 25 different actresses. The subject matter of each episodes is about domestic violence against women.[1] [2] [3]
| Title | Director | Starring | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "07H - Signes" | Nora Fingscheidt | Diane Kruger | |
| 2 | "08H - 10 cm au-dessus du sol" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Souheila Yacoub | |
| 3 | "09H - Revenge porn" | Elina Löwensohn | ||
| 4 | "10H - Concerto #4" | Clémence Poésy | Céleste Brunnquell | |
| 5 | "11H - Avis d'expulsion" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Marilyne Canto | |
| 6 | "12H - Le cri défendu" | Charlotte Abramow | Déborah Lukumuena | |
| 7 | "13H - Mon harceleur" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Charlotte De Bruyne | |
| 8 | "14H - Je serai reine" | Anaïs Demoustier | ||
| 9 | "15H - Gloss" | Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar | Tallulah Burns | |
| 10 | "16H - Terminal F" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Annabelle Lengronne | |
| 11 | "17h - PLS" | Noémie Merlant | ||
| 12 | "18H - Je brûle" | Ariane Labed | Valeria Bruni Tedeschi | |
| 13 | "19H - Le chignon" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Kayije Kagame | |
| 14 | "20H - Ligne de touche" | Garance Marillier | ||
| 15 | "21H - Les détails" | Sveva Alviti | ||
| 16 | "22H - Fan zone" | Elsa Amiel | Florence Loiret Caille | |
| 17 | "23H - Nuit rouge" | Émilie Brisavoine | Camille Cottin | |
| 18 | "00H - Elle sera belle" | Nathalie Masduraud & Valérie Urréa | Grace Seri | |
| 19 | "01H - Under control" | Galatéa Bellugi | ||
| 20 | "02H - Fantôme" | Romane Bohringer | ||
| 21 | "03H - Dommage!" | Susana Abaitua | ||
| 22 | "04H - Emprise" | Luàna Bajrami | ||
| 23 | "05H - Quinze ans" | Aloïse Sauvage | ||
| 24 | "06H - Ça c'est mon corps" | Agnieszka Zulewska | ||
| 25 | "La 25e heure - Nina" | Sandrine Bonnaire | Nadège Beausson-Diagne |
The show was criticised for not doing episodes about Muslims or sex workers.[4]