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Gais Gay Games

Country: France, Language: French, 30 mins

  • Director: Francoise Romand

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The film was shot in Koln in Germany for the Gays Games in august 2010.

The Gay Games are open to everyone, with no entrance requirements of age, level or occupation. These games, without the customary rules, anticipate the future of an athletic world committed firmly to values of comardeship and respect for differences.  Men and women from all over, 10,000 participants, gather for the Gay "Olympic" Games in Köln, Germany. With humor and tenderness Françoise Romand films them as they reveal their desires and their doubts.

Following the switched babies in Mix-Up, the delayed transsexuality of a communist poet becoming a woman with the help of his wife in Call Me Madame, the twins of The Crumbs of Purgatory, the exchange of lives of the two heroines of Vice Versa, the amnesia of Past Imperfect, and autofiction in The Camera I, Françoise Romand is still questioning identity and getting rid of old clichés.


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