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Out At Clapham move into Spring 2017 with a screening of Who's Gonna Love Me Now? This special preview screening is followed by a Q&A with the film's directors and star Saar Maoz, and a performance by the London Gay Men's Chorus broadcast live from London's Barbican Centre and hosted by Julian Clary. It was 18 years ago when Saar, a young Jew raised in a religious family, had to leave the kibbutz because of his homosexual orientation. He moved to London where he could finally live the life he wanted. When it turned out that he was HIV positive, his family had to face yet another challenge. But the protagonist did not cease to fight for acceptance and maintaining bonds with his family. When confronted with his mother, father and siblings, he tries to name and re-work the problem dividing them in order to become a part of the community again while continuing to be himself.
Address : OUT at Clapham
Venn Street
London
SW4 0AT
Telephone : +44 871 902 5727
Website : Click Here
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