Molly vs the Machines
Rte du Grand-Lancy 8, 1212 Lancy
In 2017, Molly Russell, aged fourteen, took her own life after being exposed to harmful online content. Her father subsequently embarked on a five-year legal battle to establish the responsibility of digital platforms in his daughter’s death. Through intimate interviews with the family, reconstructed courtroom scenes, and unprecedented access to whistle-blowers within the technology industry, the film reveals how platforms designed to connect us had become harmful environments for a vulnerable teenager – and how this tragedy ultimately led her father to launch a campaign demanding safer digital spaces.
Molly vs the Machines by Marc Silver
United Kingdom, 2026, 83′, VO ST FR
7pm Film Screening
8.30 pm Discussion with Morgane Bonvallat, Head of the Stop Hate Speech project, and Grégoire Barbey, journalist at Le Temps and co-author of “Our Precious Digital Integrity”
Free upon reservation
An event organised in partnership with La Ville de Lancy