Tomboy (2011) Movie Trailer HD

Rocket Releasing presents writer-director Celine Sciamma's multiple award-winner TOMBOY, a truly contemporary coming of age story, scheduled to open in New York on November 16 followed by a national roll out. In Ms. Sciamma's ('Water Lilies") second feature, a French family with two daughters, 10-year-old Laure (Zoe Heran) and 6-year-old Jeanne (Malonn Levana), moves to a new neighborhood during the summer holidays. With her Jean Seberg haircut and tomboy ways, Laure is immediately mistaken for a boy by the local kids and decides to pass herself off as Mikael, a boy like the others but different enough to catch the attention of leader of the pack Lisa (Jeanne Disson) who becomes smitten with him. At home with her parents (Mathieu Demy and Sophie Cattani) and girlie younger sister she is Laure, while hanging out with her new pals and girlfriend, she is Mikael. Finding resourceful ways to hide her true self Laure takes advantage of her new identity as if the end of the summer would never reveal her unsettling secret. Celine Sciamma ("Water Lilies") brings a light and charming touch to this tale of childhood gender confusion, which is also about relationships between children, children and parents, and the even more complicated one between one's heart and body.

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[cassiewinchester]

I'm a tomboy and it's so weird when people automatically assume I'm gay. Like wtf? I'm straight as hell. Who came up with that generalization?

[alkakindo]

Do people randomly watch trailers like me ?

[charrysalce]

I've noticed they just wear same outfits in the whole movie

[Kotomiieuh]

I've watched this movie with my class, when I was like 10 years old. And it kind of marked me, as the thing I remember the most is how every kid of my school was making fun of it, saying how strange it is... and how the teachers just literally avoided the subject. It was in 2011, so I guess things weren't the same (I'm french btw) but I remember how different I felt from the others. So now I'm watching this trailer again, and I'm 17 now, and I feel so much better. Now I know I'm not the one who must feel bad for being different. It's okay. But honestly, if there are any parents or teachers or any kind of person who's reading this and plans to/has watched this with kids... Please, take a moment to explain them how normal it is. Because it's marked me for a long time, and I don't want anyone else to feel this kind of pain.

[bellaplaylists]

This was actually a really good movie. And FYI: In Europe, young girls don't wear tops when they swim until they begin to develop.

[kevinwarburton]

just coz a girl wants to pass as a boy doesn't mean she wants to actually be a boy.

[galaxyglitter]

People are saying she's transgender. I do not believe this is true. At the end of the movie she identifies herself as a Laure . She only said she's a boy because the boy's she became friend's with assumed she was a boy. She was the new kid and would do anything to fit in. Even pretend she's a boy.

[mistsrider]

I disagree, I was a tomboy, I don't identify as trans, and I related really strongly to the main character. That's what's so great about this film -- a lot of people who identify differently can see themselves reflected in it.

[ResseBrown]

What’s weird when you’re young like that there’s more freedom in being a boy than being a girl - it’s more adventurous and you can go farther and play longer . I get the allure at that age to be a boy .

[matildesamagaio]

I saw the movie and, in my opinion, she is indeed a tomboy, once she just gets mistaken by a boy and starts to act like one. She doesn' t introduce herself initially as a boy, only after the other kids mistake her for one. As a tomboy myself, if when I was younger somebody mistaked me for a boy, I would probably had gone throught with it, cause it is exciting to keep a secret like that. In her case I think she didn't tell them the truth because she was already starting to be a part of the group and making friends.

[wenlambo]

Roses are red 
Violets are Blue
The title is in english
The film should be too

[ms.scorpioerica]

I miss my tomboy days, life was much more simple thanks a lot puberty😂😂

[summergirl]

Why is everyone hating tomboys I mean I am tomboy

[SrhBty]

I'm a tomboy, I used to wear dresses and play with dolls but stopped, I wanted to like me brothers, so I chose to be a tomboy but people find it hard to accept it, telling me to stop dressing like a boy, put makeup, wear dresses and it's upsetting

[plvmenace]

I generally think that she wants to be LIKE a boy but not actually BECOME a boy. She introduced herself as a boy because she wanted to be treated as 'one of the guys' and not be treated differently because she is a girl.

[JA-M]

Me: Okay guess we are watching this now




8 YEARS AFTER ITS MADE!!!

[laurachambers]

I don’t know if they identify as a boy or not or wants to be a girl who has a tomboy look, either way it doesn’t matter, let them be who they are. I’m a girl and I have short hair similar and wear tomboy like clothes, I don’t want to be a boy even though I kind of look like one. Be who you are ❤️

[andre]

At the end of the movie, it was so sweet that Lisa gave Laure another chance and protected her against bullies.

[leonuor]

the most thing that i loved in this film, is the father and daughter scenes.
i wish i had this dad :(