Marianne Getti has been working alternately as a director and cinematographer for French television magazines and documentaries for nine years. After spending five years covering the African continent for France Télévisions, she now uses her camera and sensitivity to address social issues, both in France and abroad (Ethiopia, Israel-Palestine, Afghanistan). In 2025, alongside Agnès Nabat, she won the Bayeux Calvados-Normandie Award, the DIG Awards, and the Grand Prix (over 40 minutes category) at FIGRA for the film L’Arme Silencieuse, which addresses the rapes committed during the Tigray War between 2020 and 2022. L’Arme Silencieuse, che racconta gli stupri commessi durante la guerra del Tigrè tra il 2020 e il 2022.