French actress Judith Godrèche testified before the French Senate's women's rights delegation on sexual and sexist violence in the film industry.

Godrèche proposed the creation of a commission to investigate abuse, the appointment of a neutral guardian for minors on set, and stricter controls for casting and production.

She openly accused two French directors and Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault.

Godrèche urged for the removal of individuals with sexual assault allegations from high-ranking positions in the French cinema industry.

Her testimony has inspired other women to come forward with their experiences, potentially influencing new legislation and political action.

Godrèche's call for reform and accountability underscores her dedication to confronting serious issues of abuse in the film industry.