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THROWBACK FROM 

2010

Fucking Different Sao Paulo

with Amor Crudo

Saturday

May 15, 2010

@

9:30 pm

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2010

With in person.
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Director
Various directors
Year
2010
Run Time
84
min
Country
Germany/Brazil
Language
Portuguese
PROGRAM Time
minutes
CONTENT WARNING:
We continue our series of films from South America with another inception of the Fucking Different Series. They have done New York City, Berlin, Tel Aviv, and now São Paulo. This is the fourth film of the conceptual series Fucking Different, produced by Kristian Petersen. The filmmakers from São Paulo developed their projects in a script workshop during the 16th Mix Brasil Festival. The Brazilian version contains a variety of interesting genres. There are twelve stories in which women address the gay world and men address the lesbian universe.
This film is presented in Portuguese with English subtitles.
Wicked Queer is proud to co-present this program with
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Amor Crudo (Raw Love)

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Two friends spend the last days of school together while sharing a secret love that they dare not share.
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