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Title: Skiff
Direction: Cecilia Verheyden
Cast: Femke Vanhove, Lina Miftah, Wout Vleugels, Natali Broods
Production: Mirage Films
Distribution: Outplay Films
Genre: Drama
Duration: 106\u2019
Country: B\u00e9gica
Year: 2025
O.V. in French and Flemish. Subtitles in Spanish <\/p>\n
Festivals: Arras, Bratislava (LGBTIQ+), Gij\u00f3n, Ljubljana (young cinema), Mexico (contemporary cinema), Miami and Fort Lauderdale (LGBTIQ+), Montreal (LGBTIQ+), Ostend, Paris (LGBTIQ+), Rio de Janeiro, Rostock (LGBTIQ+), Rouyn-Noranda (Canada), Saint-\u00c9tienne (LGBTIQ+), Santo Domingo (LGBTIQ+), S\u00e3o Paulo (LGBTIQ+), Tallinn, Toulouse (LGBTIQ+), Tours (LGBTIQ+), Vienna, (LGBTIQ+) Weiterstadt (LGBTIQ+)<\/p>\n
First showing in Barcelona<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Malou, an androgynous teenage girl, is struggling with her identity. She lives in a small Belgian town with her single mother and two older brothers. During summer holiday, she spends most of her time at the local rowing club, where she excels at the sport. Despite this, her rowing teammates bully her. Her mother being too often absent, the only person she can confide in is her brother Max. Malou\u2019s life takes an unexpected turn when she meets Nouria, Max\u2019s new girlfriend. From their first encounter, Malou senses a connection. The two girls quickly grow closer until Malou falls in love with Nouria. Things get even more complicated when Malou realizes her feelings are reciprocated. This sudden connection also brings the latent doubts about her gender to the surface. On top of this, Malou is betraying Max, her brother, protector and only friend. Will Malou face her true self, even at the expense of her brother?<\/p>\n<\/div>