| Why Not Me? | |
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| Director: | Stéphane Giusti |
| Cinematography: | Antoine Roch |
| Editing: | Catherine Schwartz |
| Production Companies: | Elzévir Films |
| Distributor: | Cinema Mondo |
| Runtime: | 95 mins. |
| Language: | French |
Why Not Me? (French: '''Pourquoi pas moi?''')(Spanish; Castilian: '''¿Entiendes?''') is a 1999 French-Spanish comedy film written and directed by Stéphane Giusti. The film stars Amira Casar, Julie Gayet, Bruno Putzulu, and Alexandra London.
In Barcelona, Camille, Eva, Ariane and their friend Nico are out as lesbian and gay to almost everyone, and they decide that the time has come to tell all their parents about their sexual orientation. To make it possible, Camille's liberal mother hosts a party at her home with the unsuspecting parents invited.[1]
Why Not Me? won the Best Lesbian Feature at the 1999 Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, followed by the Audience Award and the Jury Award for Best Fiction Feature at the 2000 Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.[2]