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Une affaire de familles
Since 2012, same sex couples can legally get married in France. Five years later, director Fx Goby wanted to meet the women and men that decided to embrace an institution that had rejected them for so long. Meet bakers Raoul and Roger, executive businesswomen Veronique and Vanda, proud mums Gloria and Clarence and young active couple Vincent and Mickaël, for whom access to marriage simply changed their lives. This moving portrait of regular people highlights the one thing that is often forgotten when debating over same sex marriage, love.
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Since 2012, same sex couples can legally get married in France. Five years later, director Fx Goby wanted to meet the women and men that decided to embrace an institution that had rejected them for so long. Meet bakers Raoul and Roger, executive businesswomen Veronique and Vanda, proud mums Gloria and Clarence and young active couple Vincent and Mickaël, for whom access to marriage simply changed their lives. This moving portrait of regular people highlights the one thing that is often forgotten when debating over same sex marriage, love.
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