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    • Tomboy Tomboy

    Céline Sciamma / France / 2011 / 82 min / Slovene subtitles, French / 10+

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    Pauline

    The short film by Céline Sciamma, the director of Tomboy and Portrait of a Lady on Fire, that was commisioned for the campaign “Five Films Againts Homophobia” is a confession of a small town girl growing up in the stifling atmosphere of the French countryside.

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