The one in the end?is he or the other guy from the movie gay?
He (Alexie / Alex) is gay. The other guy (David) is bi who dated the girl named Kateis he or the other guy from the movie gay?
não sabemosEles são gays ou bi na vida real?
Yeah, also both have played gay characters in the past as well, we'll see but I'm pretty sure Felix is at least Bi.They are very beautiful together, a chemistry between them is very big. Thanks for the video. I think they are both bi
hopefully hes BIYeah, also both have played gay characters in the past as well, we'll see but I'm pretty sure Felix is at least Bi.
as an American who lived in Europe for almost 2 years, I don't think the 'gay skepticism' is inherently French, it's a common thing among Western European countries, I wouldn't even call it gay skepticism, is just that those societies don't really give much of a fuck if you're gay or not. at least not like in America where there's a whole mythology behind being gay and what it means and etc, which can be extremely exhausting; even the gay dating in Europe is pretty laid-back if you compare with America which is more drama driven and just extremely extra overall.I've always found French films (and french culture in general) to be very skeptical of gay identity despite (or maybe because of) the supposed french sexual libertinism. French politics since the revolution has historically not been receptive to minority rights because universality is held very highly as a foundational value of the Republic so the very notion of a minority identity apart from being french is viewed as an american innovation that is unnecessary in France.
It is a bit strange that these two guys have been promoting the movie and I've read 4 different interviews with one or both of them together and neither the interviewer or the actors ever address the issue of their sexual orientations. Much like the movie, gay sex is hinted at but never directly engaged. In the US, there is a backlash against straight actors even playing gay roles but France is odd when it comes to public questions about sexuality. And maybe it is the translation issue but in print interviews, I don't see any innuendo or other suggestion that they hooked up. Here is a quote from one that stresses that they were just friends:
“Yeah, it's actually quite rare that you find somebody you have a real connection with,” Félix adds. “We were believing everything each other was saying and doing, and it made it easy to evolve into our characters. And as people, we became friends. It was a real good time!” Meet the heartthrob stars of your new queer movie obsession
I've always found French films (and french culture in general) to be very skeptical of gay identity despite (or maybe because of) the supposed french sexual libertinism. French politics since the revolution has historically not been receptive to minority rights because universality is held very highly as a foundational value of the Republic so the very notion of a minority identity apart from being french is viewed as an american innovation that is unnecessary in France.
The problem with not caring is that it takes out gay actors, writers, and artistic producers to bring good cultural representation to the broader society
I don't think so, I think, at the contrary, it invites everyone to bring good cultural representation.
I don't see why only gay people could do so.
Too much concept in your other posts for me, I would just say that I don't think the biggest threat for gay people in France is far right sadly...
It is a bit strange that these two guys have been promoting the movie and I've read 4 different interviews with one or both of them together and neither the interviewer or the actors ever address the issue of their sexual orientations. Much like the movie, gay sex is hinted at but never directly engaged. In the US, there is a backlash against straight actors even playing gay roles but France is odd when it comes to public questions about sexuality. And maybe it is the translation issue but in print interviews, I don't see any innuendo or other suggestion that they hooked up. Here is a quote from one that stresses that they were just friends:
“Yeah, it's actually quite rare that you find somebody you have a real connection with,” Félix adds. “We were believing everything each other was saying and doing, and it made it easy to evolve into our characters. And as people, we became friends. It was a real good time!” Meet the heartthrob stars of your new queer movie obsession
I've always found French films (and french culture in general) to be very skeptical of gay identity despite (or maybe because of) the supposed french sexual libertinism. French politics since the revolution has historically not been receptive to minority rights because universality is held very highly as a foundational value of the Republic so the very notion of a minority identity apart from being french is viewed as an american innovation that is unnecessary in France.