Directed by:
Alain BerlinerCinematography:
Yves CapeComposer:
Dominique DalcanCast:
Georges Du Fresne, Michèle Laroque, Jean-Philippe Écoffey, Hélène Vincent, Laurence Bibot, Marie Bunel, Anne Coesens, Jean-François Gallotte (more)Plots(1)
Smart young Ludovic is the delight of his upwardly-mobile middle-class parents--until he becomes convinced he's a girl trapped in a boy's body, that is. His outward expressions of identity, which include wearing dresses and starring in a classroom performance of "Snow White," put a strain on the family unit but seem absolutely natural to him. (official distributor synopsis)
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My pink life is not a perfect movie, you can tell that it was created with a certain enlightening or rather educational intention. Surely, a similar theme could be portrayed more sophisticatedly or emotionally. On the other hand, it is an honest film that faithfully depicts the prejudices and pettiness of the surroundings, as well as parental insecurity in similar cases. The performances are decent and the film belongs to the significantly better part of European production. Overall impression: 80%.
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