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Queens in Finistère
Anthony is 35 years old. He's been a business owner for 11 years and runs the Salon des Quais in Quimper. A couple for 18 years, married to the man of his life, he could lead a quiet existence in the pretty prefecture of Finistère. However, when the night comes, Anthony is none other than Britany Hart, an exuberant 100% Queer Amann drag queen! Perched on 15-centimeter heels, a flamboyant wig, delirious make-up, and a sharp tongue, Britany wakes up the Breton nights, helped by her daughters: Ixy Hart, Agony Hart, and Oly Hart. Bars, clubs, cabarets, private parties, this “Mother Drag” and her daughters are everywhere, on every front. And at the start of 2023, all their false eyelashes are focused on the organization of the second edition of the Quimper Pride, where thousands of young and not-so-young people from the surrounding towns and countryside come to celebrate, carrying the Rainbow flag and its inclusive, festive values high!
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Anthony is 35 years old. He's been a business owner for 11 years and runs the Salon des Quais in Quimper. A couple for 18 years, married to the man of his life, he could lead a quiet existence in the pretty prefecture of Finistère. However, when the night comes, Anthony is none other than Britany Hart, an exuberant 100% Queer Amann drag queen! Perched on 15-centimeter heels, a flamboyant wig, delirious make-up, and a sharp tongue, Britany wakes up the Breton nights, helped by her daughters: Ixy Hart, Agony Hart, and Oly Hart. Bars, clubs, cabarets, private parties, this “Mother Drag” and her daughters are everywhere, on every front. And at the start of 2023, all their false eyelashes are focused on the organization of the second edition of the Quimper Pride, where thousands of young and not-so-young people from the surrounding towns and countryside come to celebrate, carrying the Rainbow flag and its inclusive, festive values high!
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Vanessa Le Reste
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