Four parents in Turkey share their experiences of acceptance and support for their LGBTQ+ children in a society marked by traditional values.
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Four parents in Turkey share their experiences of acceptance and support for their LGBTQ+ children in a society marked by traditional values.
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Synopsis
In Istanbul, parents of LGBTQ+ individuals share their experiences in the documentary "My Child." They discuss the difficulties of acceptance in a conservative society. Mehmet Tarhan, Nilgül Yalcinoglu, and H. Metehan Ozkan recount their emotional journeys as they redefine their roles as parents. The film captures their struggles against societal norms while offering support for their children during moments of coming out. The documentary runs for 83 minutes and was directed by Boysan Yakar.
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Why Watch
- Meet parents navigating LGBTQ+ acceptance in Turkey.
- Find out how love overcomes cultural pressures.
- See personal stories of transformation and support.
Did You Know
- The documentary features parents of LGBTQ+ individuals in Turkey.
- Director Boysan Yakar created this film in 2013.
- The film has a duration of 83 minutes.
- The cast includes Mehmet Tarhan and Nilgül Yalcinoglu.
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Who directed the documentary 'My Child'?
The documentary 'My Child' was directed by Boysan Yakar.
What year was 'My Child' released?
'My Child' was released in 2013.
What is the duration of the documentary 'My Child'?
The duration of 'My Child' is 83 minutes.
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