George Sand defies all rules through her writing, attire, and relationships. How far will she bend?
In 1839 Marseille, French writer George Sand challenges conventions through her writing, attire, and relationships. Struggling with a creative block and financial hardship, she turns inward for inspiration.
As she embarks on her boldest work, the play "Gabriel," she navigates the complexities of her lovers, her queerness, and societal expectations. What sacrifices will she make to have her voice heard?
