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Nathan goes to a high school party and meets Louis. The two find themselves out of sight and kissing, but someone takes a photo of them. When the photo is placed online, a storm overtakes their lives.
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"This an amazing / wonderful movie. Of course, it sounds very french: Patrick Timsit and all actors are playing as (credible) french parents, school and references are located. But, in all the ways I expected it to be, it sounds right, as well in the feeling of having to comply to adults' expectations than in the internal mood, so different from the exposed one. In a first stage, I totally disliked Louis and then felt "in love" with him. He acts totally right, attracted both to what he thinks right and to what he feels right. This movie enlightens the dual pressure much gays are..."
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Upon its initial airing in France, the film was immediately followed by a 74 minute long debate about homophobia, titled "Homophobie: Le Combat Continue" ("Homophobia: The Fight Continues), moderated by Julian Bugier and featuring actor Patrick Timsit as well as participants unrelated to the film such as writer Philippe Besson and politician Franck Riester among others.
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Nathan goes to a high school party and meets Louis. The two find themselves out of sight and kissing, but someone takes a photo of them. When the photo is placed online, a storm overtakes their lives.