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Ma Vie En Rose(1997)
Ma Vie En Rose(1997)
Charming and sharp French film about a little boy who likes dressing as a girl.
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Film Details
Year
2012
Duration
161 minutes
Language
French
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Taking place over a period of ten years during the late 1980s and 1990s, this film tells the story of Laurence, a university lecturer with an overwhelming desire to live as a transgender woman. Over time both Laurence and his long-term girlfriend Frederique are forced to confront the bigotry of society, their own personal struggles, rejection from their friends and family and discrimination in their employment, testing their relationship to the limit. Vast, operatic and occasionally rambling, this is a hugely powerful story dealt with in a moving but never condescending way and is an accessible introduction to a topic still largely taboo in more mainstream cinema. With a fabulous 1980s soundtrack.
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