Vincent and Nicolas have been together for ten years. They are happy and "out", to their family and to society. There is no problem in any way with their homosexuality.
One day they meet the – really cute – Gabriël and decide to live and love together. You can call it a "ménage à trois" (one household, three people having sexual relations with each other – just to be very clear).
They never had any real problems with their family or with society before, but from the moment they decide to "take in" Gabriël, they are all confronted with prejudices and people's opinions.
The movie is only 58 minutes, and – as only the French can do – is a mixture of serious situations, humoristic scenes, and... songs and dance! Patrick Maurin could have made a much longer movie, but the essence of it all is in the 58 minutes.
I'm surprised the rates are only at 4,4..., and that there is no opinion published yet. I liked the idea, I liked the actors, I liked the movie and I felt really good after watching it. Let me share my enthusiasm and at the same time boost the scores: 9/10! Nah.
One day they meet the – really cute – Gabriël and decide to live and love together. You can call it a "ménage à trois" (one household, three people having sexual relations with each other – just to be very clear).
They never had any real problems with their family or with society before, but from the moment they decide to "take in" Gabriël, they are all confronted with prejudices and people's opinions.
The movie is only 58 minutes, and – as only the French can do – is a mixture of serious situations, humoristic scenes, and... songs and dance! Patrick Maurin could have made a much longer movie, but the essence of it all is in the 58 minutes.
I'm surprised the rates are only at 4,4..., and that there is no opinion published yet. I liked the idea, I liked the actors, I liked the movie and I felt really good after watching it. Let me share my enthusiasm and at the same time boost the scores: 9/10! Nah.
