My Parents Are Gay

About This Movie

So, 'My Parents Are Gay' dives into a pretty unique slice of life. It’s a documentary that features interviews with a range of children, from toddlers to adults, all navigating the complexities of having LGBTQ+ parents. There’s this raw honesty in their stories, something that feels both personal and universal. The film is quite intimate, showcasing the diverse backgrounds of these families—some kids were adopted, others conceived through sperm donation or surrogacy. It’s a reflective piece that raises questions about identity and acceptance, all set against the backdrop of contemporary French society. The pacing allows you to settle into each story, making it easy to connect with the experiences shared.

Focuses on personal stories · Explores LGBTQ+ family dynamics · Filmmaking approach is observational