History and society People
Tipik Love
2021
Sous-titres : Français Espagnol Anglais Arabe
A romantic and sexual revolution is en-route! Malou Vandercammen offers a frank and open exploration of unconventional relationships and deconstructs the traditional idea of what love is.
History and society | People
Episode 1
12 min
Angèle et Toma
Ils éprouvent un amour très fort l'un pour l'autre et ont des relations annexes. Angèle, 31 ans, et Toma, 32 ans, expliquent comment définir les limites du couple et de la fidélité quand on n'est pas exclusif.
Episode 2
13 min
Sophie et Sean
« Je suis asexuelle et mon mari est sexuel. » Avec un rapport au sexe un peu différent de la majorité des couples, comment Sophie et Sean, 31 ans tous les deux, ont-ils trouvé le parfait équilibre dans leur relation ?
Episode 3
14 min
Solène et Akram
Comment construire quelque chose quand on ne peut pas vivre ensemble au quotidien ? Solène, 30 ans, et Akram, 33 ans, ont vécu pendant presque trois ans à 2000 km l'un de l'autre. Elle à Bruxelles, lui en Tunisie.
Episode 4
17 min
Alexandre
Alexandre a quitté la vie civile en 2013 pour rentrer au séminaire et devenir prêtre. Mais Comment aime-t-on quand on est dans les ordres ? Comment se sent-on amoureux quand l'être aimé est invisible ?
Episode 5
12 min
Peter et Eduardo
Dix-huit ans les séparent et ils ne parlent pas la même langue. Mais Peter, 54 ans, et Eduardo, 35 ans, s'aiment tellement qu'ils ne forment qu'un.
A romantic and sexual revolution is en-route! Malou Vandercammen offers a frank and open exploration of unconventional relationships and deconstructs the traditional idea of what love is.
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