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GBF: Film Guide
LGBTQ History Month, 1 Feb - 1 Mar
A film guide that looks at GBF (2013), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.
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Film Details
Year
2011
Duration
94 minutes
Language
Dutch / English / French / German
Certificate
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Pim, an introverted adolescent who lives in a tiny Belgian coastal town and spends most of his time drawing and fantasising, is at the centre of this beautifully atmospheric, calm-paced and heartwarming drama. His restless, accordion-playing single mother thinks he lives in a world of his own, but after he develops a crush on his handsome neighbour Gino, he faces heartbreak. Gino – who is a few years older – leaves to pursue a romance with a girl across the border. But when Gino returns home one rainy day, it seems all hope may not be lost.
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