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SUMMARY:Flee
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DESCRIPTION:Flee is an extraordinary true story that follows a man who is\n
 confronted\, just before his marriage\, with a painful secret from his\npr
 evious life. In Flee\, the Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2021\nSundance F
 estival\, filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen tells a poignant\naccount of bel
 onging and the search for identity. Amin’s life has\nbeen defined by his
  past and a secret he’s kept for over 20 years.\nForced to leave his hom
 e country of Afghanistan as a young child with\nhis mother and siblings\, 
 Amin now grapples with how this will affect\nhis future in Denmark and the
  life he is building with his soon-to-be\nhusband. Told brilliantly throug
 h the use of vivid animation to\nprotect his identity\, Amin looks back ov
 er his life\, opening up for\nthe first time about his past\, his trauma\,
  the truth about his family\,\nand his acceptance of his own sexuality.  
 [2021\, Denmark\, 83 min\,\nRated: PG-13\, In Danish with English subtitle
 s] Amy Nicholson of Film\nWeek exclaims\, “The animation here is used fo
 r such expressionistic\nbeauty.” Peter Tavers of ABC News writes\, “Th
 e year’s most\ninventive animated adventure mixes graphic design with do
 cumentary\nrealism and puts hallucinatory brilliance at the service of\nun
 derstanding the continuing psychic damage of war. You’ll never\nforget i
 t.”            Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter:\nRehoboth Bea
 ch Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Flee is an extraordinary true story that follo
 ws a man who is confronted\, just before his marriage\, with a painful sec
 ret from his previous life. In Flee\, the Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2
 021 Sundance Festival\, filmmaker Jonas Poher Rasmussen tells a poignant a
 ccount of belonging and the search for identity. Amin’s life has been de
 fined by his past and a secret he’s kept for over 20 years. Forced to le
 ave his home country of Afghanistan as a young child with his mother and s
 iblings\, Amin now grapples with how this will affect his future in Denmar
 k and the life he is building with his soon-to-be husband. Told brilliantl
 y through the use of vivid animation to protect his identity\, Amin looks 
 back over his life\, opening up for the first time about his past\, his tr
 auma\, the truth about his family\, and his acceptance of his own sexualit
 y.  [2021\, Denmark\, 83 min\, Rated: PG-13\, In Danish with English subt
 itles] Amy Nicholson of Film Week exclaims\, “The animation here is used
  for such expressionistic beauty.” Peter Tavers of ABC News writes\, “
 The year’s most inventive animated adventure mixes graphic design with d
 ocumentary realism and puts hallucinatory brilliance at the service of und
 erstanding the continuing psychic damage of war. You’ll never forget it.
 ”            Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach 
 Film Society.
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