Citation :
« Focusing on one woman's (Liette Desjardins) experience of pregnancy and motherhood, [Anne Claire] Poirier combines the surreal with the everyday as Liette moves between dream visions and her regular life. It is through the exploration of a woman's physical and mental movement into maternity that a highly transgressive notion of female subjectivity is constructed. »
-- Jessica B. Langston

Source :
LANGSTON, Jessica B. « Women in a Word: Anne Claire Poirier's Subversive Subjectivity », Canadian Journal of Film Studies / Revue canadienne d'études cinématographiques, vol. 13, no. 2 (automne 2004). (p. 62) [en anglais]