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Red Without Blue
2007, 74 minutes

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Keywords/theme
Media type
Country of origin

United States of America

Production company

Red Without Blue

Technical specs

Colour

video

super-8

Languages

English/English

Content Warnings
suicide
Description

What happens to the unique bond between identical twins when they're no longer identical? Mark and Alex Farley were beyond close the first 14 years of their idyllic childhood. Born two minutes apart but separated for two and a half years after a joint suicide pact, the twins come back together as their parent's marriage falls apart. The film, shot over three years, follows Alex, now Claire, living in New York and considering gender reassignment surgery, and Mark, attending art school in San Francisco. Interweaving interviews, archival footage and experimental super-8 sequences in a style more narrative than traditional documentary, Red Without Blue is an intimate account of the twin's struggle for individuality and a return to themselves.

“19th Vancouver Queer Film & Video Festival.” Out on Screen & Vancity, 2007.
Cast & Crew
Awards
  • Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature

    Won

  • Audience Award for Best Documentary Film

    Won • 2007

    Slamdance Film Festival

  • Award

    Won • 2007

    Inside Out Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film Festival