Olivia Rodrigo's Music Videos Referencing Women-Led Horror Movies
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Colour Me Queer (2019)
Since its origins, animation has thrived as one of cinema's most beloved formats to tell stories - and this exciting new collection from MIYU distribution is no different. Through the eyes of award-winning directors, Colour Me Queer explores issues of sexuality, love, and acceptance in a number of thrilling, imaginative styles.
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Since its origins, animation has thrived as one of cinema's most beloved formats to tell stories - and this exciting new collection from MIYU distribution is no different. Through the eyes of award-winning directors, Colour Me Queer explores issues of sexuality, love, and acceptance in a number of thrilling, imaginative styles.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Charles Badiller, Thịnh Nguyễn, Lucile Fillon, Marine Saillard, Marion Torcheux, Perrine Lemonnier, Victoria Grenier, Arthur Chaumey, Léa Peirano, Joana Sacco, Bertrand Sanabria, Hugo Weiss, Zacharia Mekideche, Kelsi Phụng, Thibault Llonch, Anissa Beddiaf, Edwige Bellin du Coteau, Armelle Roy, Fabien Corre, Rikke Alma Krogshave Planeta, Léa Mouraud, To-Anh Bach, Kristen Boisnier, Rachel Casassus
Written By:To-Anh Bach, Charles Badiller, Arthur Chaumay, Rikke Alma Krogshave Planeta, Hugo Weiss
In Theaters:11/20/2019
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