Tomboy: Film Guide
LGBTQ History Month, 1 Feb - 1 Mar
A film guide that looks at Tomboy (2011), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.
1 ppt
Wed 22 Feb 2017
10:00 - 11:30
Rio Cinema,
London,
E8 2PB
FREE
7+
WHAT: Into Film is pleased to bring you a schools' screening of TOMBOY as part of our Spring Screenings programme
WHEN: 22 Feb 10am - 11.30am
WHERE: Rio Cinema, 107 Kingsland High St, London E8 2PB
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Tomboy
From acclaimed French filmmaker Celine Sciamma, Tomboy is a beautifully understated, naturalistic drama about gender identity that’s both touching and gently humorous. It centres on 10-year-old Laure, whose family move to a new neighbourhood on the outskirts of Paris during the summer holidays. Laure soon makes friends with Lisa, a local girl who assumes that Laure is a boy. Instead of correcting them, Laure introduces themselves as Mickael and starts living a double-life, with Laure/Mikael's parents unaware of their secret, and their six-year-old sister persuaded to play along. Warm and gentle, Tomboy is a beguiling film with universal messages about fitting in and discovering who we are.
Contains mild violence and occasional natural nudity.
Celine Sciamma
2011
France / Western Europe - General
French
79 minutes
English