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Boston LGBT Film Festival 2015

French Shorts

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Sun, Apr 05 @ 4:30 pm
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97
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This film is presented in with English subtitles.
Program curated by Alberto Bianco, our new team member from the Toulouse LGBT Film Festival.
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This short film program includes the following films:

Septieme Ciel (Seventh Heaven)

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Follows the everyday life of a young suburban, Sofiane, who struggles to accept his sexuality described as deviant by his circle, family, and the ghetto where he lives.
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La Garconne

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In 1920s France, sixteen-year-old Lisa avoids her bourgeois family’s monotony. At the bottom of a remote lake, she reveals herself.
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Presque Une Ile

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Elias, a 20-year-old student, returns home for the holidays, reconnecting with his mother and childhood lover, Bob, now the town's outcast.
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Filles En Aiguilles

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Explores femininity and its challenges in a lesbian bar where a girl’s feminine identity is questioned.
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At the tender age of twelve, Roberto supported the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua and fought for education and social reforms. He was to continue his political struggle fighting alongside the communist Tupamaros in Uruguay. Thirty years later he is struggling to live his life as a woman named Stephanía and striving to be accepted by both society and his family. Documentary filmmaker Aldo Garay has followed Stephanía for over twenty years. In El Hombre Nuevo he provides a personal and tender portrait of a woman who can look back on a tempestuous life in which violence, drugs, prostitution and political commitment all found its place. Scenes from her day-to-day life are interspersed with interview material that includes conversations with old friends, fellow-travellers and siblings, as well as a passionate, heated exchange with her mother. The picture of society that emerges is as diverse as it is intimate, and spans a time of great political upheaval in the 1970s to the present day.
At the tender age of twelve, Roberto supported the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua and fought for education and social reforms. He was to continue his political struggle fighting alongside the communist Tupamaros in Uruguay. Thirty years later he is struggling to live his life as a woman named Stephanía and striving to be accepted by both society and his family.
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