France

The Baker's Daughter has things to tell her father: things of love, of accepting oneself, of the radiating feeling of being free which comes in full force, despite the weight of others' looks which could be threatening … More info

Co-directed and written by Laure Michel and Eric Wastiaux, La bisexualité : tout un art? unleashed a firestorm of debate in France. A mélange of archival footage, cinematic excerpts and star-studded interviews with international academics and artists, among them renowned bisexual psychologist Regina Reinhardt, Laval University luminary Michel Dorais, German couturier Wolfgang Joop and pop sensation Yelle, it deconstructs the hetero-homo polarization of sexuality. Always entertaining and frequently illuminating, it examines the differences in attitudes towards bisexual men and women.… More info

Paul and Charles are two teenage friends who will separate because one of them is leaving for another country. Before his departure, Charles visits Paul for saying goodbye and spending some time together, but Paul withdrawn into himself because of this painful situation. For Charles, the remaining time is too short to enjoy fully the last day with his best friend. For Paul, the time is too long and unbearable. Charles evokes their common souvenirs and tries to calm down Paul in order to share with him an important, but hard to tell secret, before leaving.… More info

Journey back to the 1960s and the dangerously sexy section of Paris known as Pigalle with Gigola. Formerly a precocious schoolgirl, Georges drops out of medical school and reinvents herself as Gigola, a black tuxedo attired seducer of women. It's 1963 and Paris is sizzling with sex. The stylishly butch Gigola spends her days roaming chic Parisian cafés, taking on the male criminal underclass at its own game, enticing pretty femmes away from their pimps, breaking hearts and making a few enemies along the way.… More info