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'''Zucht''' which means "Breath" is a 10-minute piece from the Netherlands, directed by Margien Rogaar. Bicycle riding, swimming, friendship, and something more. Ideal for those of you longing for sunnier and warmer days. There is not a back-story, and the relationships between the characters are never specified, leaving enough room for ambiguity.<ref>http://www.boychat.org/messages/1361754.htm</ref> Twelve-year-old Erik goes swimming with Sofie and her father. Sofie is in love with Erik, but Erik is more interested in her father.<ref>http://www.glbtmoviedatabase.net/movie/Zucht+-mvx98.html</ref> | '''Zucht''' which means "Breath" is a 10-minute piece from the [[Netherlands]], directed by Margien Rogaar. Bicycle riding, swimming, friendship, and something more. Ideal for those of you longing for sunnier and warmer days. There is not a back-story, and the relationships between the characters are never specified, leaving enough room for ambiguity.<ref>http://www.boychat.org/messages/1361754.htm</ref> Twelve-year-old Erik goes swimming with Sofie and her father. Sofie is in love with Erik, but Erik is more interested in her father.<ref>http://www.glbtmoviedatabase.net/movie/Zucht+-mvx98.html</ref> | ||
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| Year Released: | 2007 |
| MPAA Rating (USA): | NR |
| Director: | Margien Rogaar |
| Starring: | Yannick de Waal |
Zucht which means "Breath" is a 10-minute piece from the Netherlands, directed by Margien Rogaar. Bicycle riding, swimming, friendship, and something more. Ideal for those of you longing for sunnier and warmer days. There is not a back-story, and the relationships between the characters are never specified, leaving enough room for ambiguity.[1] Twelve-year-old Erik goes swimming with Sofie and her father. Sofie is in love with Erik, but Erik is more interested in her father.[2]
