Mirrorball (Miami sFF Review): A Passionate Tribute to La La Land
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Matin Ecchymose (2022)
"My film shows queer poetry by non-binary poet Mo Bolduc, in French language, interpreted in Quebec Sign Language by 4 deaf people, among them, Karl who is gay and who’s got two fights. The poetry permitted for hearing and deaf people to meet around the feeling of not being included and the importance of the acceptance of oneself." –E.P.
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"My film shows queer poetry by non-binary poet Mo Bolduc, in French language, interpreted in Quebec Sign Language by 4 deaf people, among them, Karl who is gay and who’s got two fights. The poetry permitted for hearing and deaf people to meet around the feeling of not being included and the importance of the acceptance of oneself." –E.P.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Émilie Peltier
In Theaters:5/9/2022
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Runtime:7 minutes
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