Family, You Hate Me

About This Movie

Family, You Hate Me is a haunting documentary that dives into the painful reality of young adults who find themselves ostracized by their families due to their sexual orientation. Gaël Morel’s direction gives a raw and unfiltered look at their struggles, portraying the emotional scars that come from familial rejection. The pacing is deliberate, allowing each individual story to resonate deeply. There’s a stark contrast between the warmth of the voices and the chilling stories they tell. You can feel the weight of their experiences, which is both heartbreaking and enlightening. It's not just about the pain; there's an undercurrent of resilience and the search for self-acceptance that makes it distinctively impactful. A powerful piece that lingers long after viewing.

Includes personal testimonies from young adults. · Focuses on the theme of familial homophobia. · A somber yet illuminating look at resilience.