The Men Who Killed Marilyn

While covering the Weinstein affair and the "MeToo-movement, Julie de Smedt - a 31-year-old columnist for a Belgian women's magazine - is contacted by her cousin, a publisher. He entrusts her with several diaries of Marilyn Monroe and the American writer Margaret Wright, who met the actress in the last years of her life. Reading these diaries will turn Julie's life upside down.

Aurore Van Opstal, renowned journalist and defender of feminism, revisits the traumatic life of Marilyn Monroe in 'The men who killed Marilyn'. With a background in labour sciences at the Université Libre de Bruxelles and experience in documentary filmmaking, Aurore is at the crossroads of rigorous investigation and captivating storytelling. Her work, a reflection of the survival of abused women and a mouthpiece for the victims of patriarchy, is opening up to an international audience with the new multilingual edition, making her commitment to shedding light on complex and nuanced truths more accessible than ever.

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