Ma Vie En Rose

Seven-year-old Ludovic (Georges Du Fresne) is convinced he's a girl trapped in a boy's body in this whimsical Belgian film. His expressions of sexual identity, which include wearing dresses and starring in a classroom performance of "Snow White," put a strain on his family and elicit teasing and intolerance from his schoolmates and neighbors. Ma Vie En Rose was an international film festival smash and received a Best Foreign Film Golden Globe.

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A decent movie. A bit trite, and sticky-sweet, but has its heart in the right place. Most annoying was the somewhat inconsistency of the parents' response to their son's behaviour. Sometimes they are fine with it. Sometimes they encourage it. Sometimes they flip out. Change in behaviour is understandable and expected, but it didn't seem fluid.
- eoeoe