L'aspect rose de la chose (1980)
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"L'Aspect rose de la chose" was shot in Grenoble in 1980. It is one of the few openly political films on homosexuality in France. By offering a collective description of members of the G.L.H. (Homosexual Liberation Group) the films raises issues such as being in a relationship, ghettos, sisterhood, militancy, working-class gays and lesbians, or growing old. It also shows what Grenoble was like back then, and how it tried to approach tolerance, borderlines and the struggle for identity.
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What is L'aspect rose de la chose about?
"L'Aspect rose de la chose" was shot in Grenoble in 1980. It is one of the few openly political films on homosexuality in France. By offering a collective description of members of the G.L.H. (Homosexual Liberation Group) the films raises issues such as being in a relationship, ghettos, sisterhood, militancy, working-class gays and lesbians, or growing old. It also shows what Grenoble was like back then, and how it tried to approach tolerance, borderlines and the struggle for identity.
How long is L'aspect rose de la chose?
L'aspect rose de la chose has a runtime of 74 minutes.