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Madame
A grandmother and her grandson engage in an intimate conversation, exploring gender, sexuality and transmission of identity.
Documentary 2019 93 mins Not rated
Director: Stephane Riethauser
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Overview
Madame sees Caroline and her filmmaker grandson Stéphane embark on a cinematic journey to explore gender transmission in today's society. Using a vast private archive to create a dialogue between an eccentric grandmother and her gay grandson, the film challenges conventions of both sexuality and gender.
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