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Ma Saison Super 8
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Manufacturer: Coming out
Manufacturer Part No: WBF4129
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Two Men Fighting Society And The Right To Love
Paris, 1968. After a failed attempt to gain national acceptance for gay rights Marc finds himself adrift, dealing with the joys and agonies of being gay at a time when homosexuals had no place in society. In a park pick up, he meets Andre and they begin a relationship that will last off and on for the next three years. Andre is a small town factory worker who is not sure of his own sexuality. He turns to Marc to fill a need he knows he has, but sticks to his claim that he will marry later in life. Their passion is heated but is also tempered by Marc’s fierce advocacy for gay rights, a fight that will lead him to butt heads with his father, a Paris police officer.
Made as an homage to the FHAR, the Front Homosexual d’Action Révolutionnaire, the first gay rights movement if France, Ma Saison Super 8 is a touching testimony of an important moment of contemporary French history.
"Freely inspired by historical events, My Super 8 Season recounts the birth of modern French gay identity"
– NewFest, 2007
"...insightful, invigorating and emotionally authentic"
London LGBT Film Festival, 2008
Berlin Film Festival 2006
Extra
The never seen before short film ”The Boy and the Eagle”
2005/Color/France/74 Minutes/French w/English subtitles
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Directed by Alessandro Avellis
Written by Alessandro Avellis
Featuring: Axel Philippon, Célia Pilastre and Roman Girelli
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