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posted by cinemapolitica on Oct 20, 2014 - View profile

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TRANSGENDER PARENTS & FATHER - Toronto Premiere with director in attendance

Presented by Cinema Politica @ The Bloor, the DOC Institute and the LGBQ Parenting Network


6:30pm
- 8:30pm
Tuesday November 4 2014

Venue: The Bloor Cinema
Address: 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON
Cost: By donation (suggested $2-10)
Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible

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Join Cinema Politica at the Bloor for the Toronto premiere of TRANSGENDER PARENTS & FATHER, two docs that examine sex, gender, sexuality and the cultural politics of family. Co-presented by the LGBTQ Parenting Network, DOC Toronto and Point of View Magazine, with Transgender Parents director Rémy Huberdeau and protagonists from the film in attendance. Admission by donation.

TRANSGENDER PARENTS
Rémy Huberdeau / Canada / 2014 / 45 ' / English

TRANSGENDER PARENTS is about love, life and kids after a gender transition. It shares the struggles and strengths of several trans women and trans men navigating different stages of parenting: from pregnancy, through raising infants, toddlers and teenagers.

FATHER
Moritz Mayerhofer & Asparuh Petrov / Bulgaria - Croatia - Germany / 2014 / 16 ' / English

SHORT SYNOPSIS: Father is a subjective personal project. It came to life because a small group of people were moved by the concept and decided to make it a reality. Perhaps, when one is watching this film, there is no need to think about the communism, the period of transition, and everything connected to it. These stories transcend Bulgaria, they could take place in other geographical locations and periods of transition. Furthermore, it is precisely these types of considerations that give meaning to our personal experiences.

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