Omelette

Year: 1998

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: French

DocumentaryComedyDrama

A young man, exhausted by endlessly writing and rewriting a screenplay, turns to creating a Super 8 mm film diary. He records his parents and close friends, using the intimate footage as a way to confront and eventually reveal his homosexuality, documenting his personal journey and the reactions of those around him.

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