Tomboy (2011)
Tomboy 2011
10-year-old Laura (Zoe Eran) moves with her family (Sophie Cattani, Mathieu Demy) to a city east of Paris. He tells his neighbors and new friends in the new location that his name is Mikael, and the deception is somewhat confirmed. Even his new neighbor Lisa (Jeanne Disson) falls in love with Mikael (Laura). But when Mikael (Laura) goes to war to protect his 6-year-old younger sister, Jeanne (Malonne Levana), his lies are exposed. Let's see what consequences this fact has. Returning from Berlin with the Jury Prize, Tomboy received the Special Jury Prize for Gay and Lesbian in Philadelphia, the Audience Award for Gay and Lesbian in San Francisco, and the Best Gay and Lesbian Film Award in Turin. It was screened at the opening of the movie Tomboy, which tells the story of a 10-year-old girl named Laura, who introduces herself as a boy in the city they have just moved to, and the remarkable performance of amateur child actors. "Panorama" and "Generations" sections of the Berlin Film Festival.
10-year-old Laura (Zoe Eran) moves with her family (Sophie Cattani, Mathieu Demy) to a city east of Paris. He tells his neighbors and new friends in the new location that his name is Mikael, and the deception is somewhat confirmed. Even his new neighbor Lisa (Jeanne Disson) falls in love with Mikael (Laura). But when Mikael (Laura) goes to war to protect his 6-year-old younger sister, Jeanne (Malonne Levana), his lies are exposed. Let's see what consequences this fact has. Returning from Berlin with the Jury Prize, Tomboy received the Special Jury Prize for Gay and Lesbian in Philadelphia, the Audience Award for Gay and Lesbian in San Francisco, and the Best Gay and Lesbian Film Award in Turin. It was screened at the opening of the movie Tomboy, which tells the story of a 10-year-old girl named Laura, who introduces herself as a boy in the city they have just moved to, and the remarkable performance of amateur child actors. "Panorama" and "Generations" sections of the Berlin Film Festival.
