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Ma Vie En Rose

Societal pressures often shape the way people act. This is especially apparent in the differences between the behaviors of males and females. When males and females assume the job of parenting, these roles often persist in their relationship with their children. When one thinks of the typical family, specific roles for a mother and a father come to mind. Mothers are generally more nurturing and accepting, while fathers typically encourage masculine behaviors, with a tendency toward action, sports, and aggression. In the film Ma Vie en Rose, these roles are significant. Ludovic Farbre's father initially encourages male behavior, while his mother is sympathetic to his desires to act like a girl. As the film progresses, however, Ludo's parents experience a radical role reversal that has devastating effects on Ludo. Initially, Ludo's mother accepts his differences, while his father discourages his feminine behavior. The viewer first sees Ludo's feminine behavior when he comes to his family's housewarming party dressed in a pink dress and covered in makeup. The neighbors are stunned by this scene and Ludo is rushed inside. He claims that he "wanted to be pretty", but all his father can say is "never again". His mother interjects with


Farbre again demonstrates atypical mothering behavior toward Ludo when she sees him wearing her new neighbor's dress. Ludo's father continues typical male behavior as he begins to believe that he hasn't spent enough time with Ludo and has hence caused him to be "bent". His father pushes him to have it cut, ask him, "don't you want to be like dad and your brothers?" Ludo's feminine actions, however, do not stop at his appearance. When Ludo's father first comes home after being fired, he tells Ludo that it's not his fault that he is different. This issue reaches a climax when Ludo's father storms out and blames Mrs. Yet, these efforts obviously fail, and Ludo steals the role of Snow White in the school play from a little girl. The psychologist is, however, unsuccessful at "helping" Ludo. Throughout Ma Vie en Rose, the societal pressures on parents to have a "normal" child become apparent. This becomes even more obvious as the character of the mother assumes a less typical role and becomes an aggressive, insensitive person. Farbre reverse their reactions to their son and their parenting roles.

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