Gisèle Pelicot, a prominent French rape survivor, is facing one of her assailants in court again as the appeal trial has commenced. The only man appealing his conviction argues he is not a rapist, amidst ongoing discussion about the impact of the case on French society. As Pelicot returns to court, she confronts the tumultuous legacy of her ordeal, which has made her a global icon but has also resulted in significant personal challenges, including family strain. This appeal trial reopens a case that has drawn attention to issues of sexual violence and justice.