Lorène Debaisieux

They are single or gay, or they have let the biological clock of fertility slip by, but they have made the choice to become parents. To obtain the desired child, they take side roads. Today, they recount their difficult journey, with or without the help of medicine, their way of starting a family, of conceiving of filiation, but also their feeling of illegality and the weight of the gaze of others. At a time when the laws governing medically assisted procreation are debating in France, this documentary offers an unprecedented look at these questions.

Léna, Lucas, Eléna, Bas and Connor have known this from a young age: they were not born with the right sex in the right body. Between family rejection and medical wandering, their journey reveals their struggle to find a way out of their discomfort. Filmed in their daily lives, Lucas, Elena, Léna, Bas and Connor invite you to take a new look at the construction of male and female identity.

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They are single or gay, or they have let the biological clock of fertility slip by, but they have made the choice to become parents. To obtain the desired child, they take side roads. Today, they recount their difficult journey, with or without the help of medicine, their way of starting a family, of conceiving of filiation, but also their feeling of illegality and the weight of the gaze of others. At a time when the laws governing medically assisted procreation are debating in France, this documentary offers an unprecedented look at these questions.

Léna, Lucas, Eléna, Bas and Connor have known this from a young age: they were not born with the right sex in the right body. Between family rejection and medical wandering, their journey reveals their struggle to find a way out of their discomfort. Filmed in their daily lives, Lucas, Elena, Léna, Bas and Connor invite you to take a new look at the construction of male and female identity.

No synopsis available yet.