Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
Men and women, born in the interwar period. They have nothing in common but their homosexuality, and their decision to live openly at a time when society rejected them. They’ve loved, struggled, desired. Now they document their pioneering lives, and how they navigated the desire to remain ordinary.
Men and women, born in the interwar period. They have nothing in common but their homosexuality, and their decision to live openly at a time when society rejected them. They’ve loved, struggled, desired. Now they document their pioneering lives, and how they navigated the desire to remain ordinary.
Guided by a buoyant joie de vivre, this documentary traces the adversity of homophobia faced by 12 amiable subjects. With great energy and insight, the film charts through conversation France’s sexual liberation: the battles won thus far, and the many rights which remain to be fought for.