One sings, the other doesn’t is a feminist musical about two young women living in Paris in 1962: Pauline, a 17-year-old student dreams of leaving her family to become a singer, and Suzanne, 22-year-old is raising her two children and faces their father’s suicide. Life tears them apart, each living their women’s combat. After a difficult relationship Pauline becomes a singer in a political activist band. Suzanne got out of her misery and works at the family planning. Then years later, the two women meet again during a feminist demonstration.
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From 16 years old
Film screening & Get-together L’une chante, l’autre pas
Queer loox – a queer-feminist film series in Luxembourg
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queer loox
queer loox is a series of queer-feminist films, created in Luxembourg in December 2014. As an umbrella term, “queer” challenges the assumed binary of sexual orientations and gender identities. “Queer” is about non-normativity, creativity, and diversity far beyond homonormative culture. In its intended role as Luxembourg’s queer-feminist platform and meeting point for discussion, queer loox presents a wide range of feature films, documentaries and art installations on a regular basis.
Next event
Tue 04.05.21 >19:00
The Duke of Burgundy (2014, dir. Peter Strickland)