It’s not every day that we can learn about the evolution of the family and changing social mores from a witty, articulate, stuffed bear!
From September 2012 to May 2013, France gets passionate about the bill allowing same-sex marriage; in French, “le marriage pour tous.” During these 9 months, the sociologist and French government adviser Irène Théry, recounts to her son the stakes of this debate. From these recordings, the directors invent a teddy bear cinema, made of toys and stuffed animals.
It’s not every day that we can learn about the evolution of the family and changing social mores from a witty, articulate, stuffed bear. Intimate portrait and national saga, this film makes us rediscover what we all thought we knew perfectly: Family.
DOORS open at 1:30pm, FILM starts at 2pm, DISCUSSION after the film.
Come early to mingle around drinks and snacks. Feel free to BYOB food & drinks (alcohol permitted)! Only 50 SEATS ! Bring your friends and get your TICKET now!
Presented by Alliance Française Ciné-Club & Austin Gay + Lesbian International Film Festival
Directed by Etienne Chaillou and Mathias Théry, 2016, France – 78 min – Documentary – In French with English subtitles
Starring Irène Théry, Mathias Théry, Frigide Barjot, François Hollande
Minimum online $6 / Minimum at the door $8
Phone: 5124613293
Email: julia.podgorsek@gmail.com
2018/01/21 - 2018/01/21
Additional time info:
DOORS opens at 1:30pm, FILM starts at 2pm, DISCUSSION after the film
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1901 East 51st Street, Austin, TX 78723