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Baisers cachés

2016 [FRENCH]

Action / Drama

Baisers cachés

2016 [FRENCH]

Action / Drama

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BluRay estimated release date: October 03, 2017

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7.3/10 · 6K

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BluRay ETA: October 03, 2017

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coming out high school homophobia melancholy rejection bullying

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Plot summary

Nathan, 16, lives alone with his father Stephane. A newcomer in high school, he is invited to a party and falls in love with Louis, a boy in his class. They find themselves out of sight and kiss each other, but someone takes a picture of them. Soon, the photo is published on Facebook and a storm overtakes their lives as they face bullying and rejection.

Director

Didier Bivel

Top cast

Barbara Schulz as Corinne

Catherine Jacob as Catherine

Jules Houplain as Louis

Carole Richert as Patricia

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

802.59 MB

1280*714

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 27 min

Seeds 2

1.46 GB

1920*1072

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 27 min

Seeds 7

Comments 6

Nick2 1859 days ago

I would much appreciate good greek subs on this version. Thank you very much! Keep up the good work.

Sir_Didymus 2232 days ago

More LGBT films plzzzzz!

vanyyyl 2234 days ago

beautiful film

d4got10_1 2235 days ago

Hi, I'm gay. Do you still love me

badwhodo 2235 days ago

this hetero agenda is killing me... they have it so tough...

brody_750 2235 days ago

This movie looks nice

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IMDb reviews

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10 / 10

This is an incredible movie and worth watching

kinrich30

This is an incredible movie and worth watching more than once. I won't give any spoilers, but the premise is a widowed father and his son move into a new…

7 / 10

At times this does rather stretch the bounds

CinemaSerf

At times this does rather stretch the bounds of plausibility at a school in 21st century France, but the sentiment behind it is quite worryingly potent. A…

At times this does rather stretch the bounds of plausibility at a school in 21st century France, but the sentiment behind it is quite worryingly potent. A photo emerges of a kiss! We know that one of the kissers is "Nathan" (Bérenger Anceaux) but who is the other? What piques the curiosity of his schoolmates is that the other kisser is also a boy! Drunken game? Wind-up? True love? What now ensues does hit the stereotype skids once or twice as we discover his dad is a policeman (Patrick Timsit), largely unimpressed with his son's behaviour and somewhat pre-occupied with the gossip he faces at work. We now see a school where the boy is bullied and beaten with alacrity despite what I would have thought would have been intervention from an headmaster who seems more worried about perception than about a bloodied pupil wandering the corridors. When we do finally discover the identity of his paramour, the emphasis now shifts to that boy's parents. His father is frankly a rather odious individual, a doctor, who is disgusted by the apparent sexuality of his son and is determined to stop it in it's tracks. This latter scenario ultimately - as happens in many families - pitches one parent against another in a battle of wills as to the best way to respect or control the burgeoning identity of a child that is loved but maybe not as unconditionally as we might require or hope. It's the youngsters who make this film. Anceaux contributes strongly and convincingly as does Jules Houplain ("Louis") who also turns in an emotionally powerful performance. Some of the ample toxicity this film engenders is well portrayed by those who are his classmates - boys and girls - who epitomise a small-mindedness and a bigotry that the film quite successfully showcases then tries to hold to count and to shame. It's a ninety minute television movie, so it's unlikely to be intended to profoundly move the dial on attitudes of intolerance and homophobia significantly, but the lads on screen here deliver a poignant story that does make you think about what schools teach us that isn't in books.

8 / 10

good movie, great main characters.

jahqueens-13565

As I was watching this movie I kept asking myself was it film in 2016 or 1950. The abuse and public ridicule the main character got in high school and the…

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