Pink Screens 2024 : Transconnections
- ORIGINAL LANGUAGE FR, EL, NL, EN, DA
- SUBTITLES FR/EN
- COUNTRY France, Danemark, Grèce, Pays-bas
- movie_detail_year 2024
- Duration 84
- Prices 9.00 €, 7.00 €
- Moderator ticket Article 27, Ticket Last Minute
- Abonnement Carte 5 places Cinema Galeries, UGC Unlimited, Cineville Pass
Introducing
Shortfilms in the presence of director Augustine Caille ( A poings et à coeurs)
Introducing
Shortfilms in the presence of director Augustine Caille ( A poings et à coeurs)
Aquari
Réalisé par Leo Clara Mendes
Danemark, VO st FR/EN
Is it a good idea to sleep with your best friend at the risk of jeopardising both your friendship and your heart? Is it wise to try, when the feelings and desire are already there?
À Poings et À Cœurs
Réalisé par Augustine Caille
VOF st EN
Trans women boxers talk about their experiences, their gender euphoria, the problems and oppression they have suffered, and above all the bonds they build through their sport.
Honeymoon
Réalisé par Alkis Papastathopoulos
VO st FR/EN
After a traumatic event with the police, Fay leaves Greece for good. While travelling across the country by bus, a transphobic attack leaves them stranded on a highway in the middle of nowhere.
Seahorse Parents
Réalisé par Miriam Guttmann
VO st FR
In the past, seahorses were the only male species that could get pregnant. Four fathers tell us what it’s like to carry a child when you are a trans* man.
Queen Size
Réalisé par Avril Besson
VOF st EN
A journey between scaffolding or through a maze of alleyways to carry a mattress. A tender, funny film starring India Hair, a devilishly endearing character, and Ray Martigny, a flayed ‘siren’ who is turned upside down by this encounter.
As pastel autumn sets in, Brussels will once again be decked out in fuchsia pink and bold yellow (Pink Screens' proud colours) over the course of 10 days. Your queer film festival will be opening its doors on 31st October for its 23rd edition. Over 100 films of all genres from all over the world will light up the city's screens with stories in which the margin becomes the focal point. More than just a festival, Pink Screens is an ode to queer creativity, a space where films not only entertain but also question, provoke and, above all, do not ask permission.
