Me, Myself and Mum (Guillaume et les garçons à table) cheerful and inventive comic confessional about French screen and theatre star Guillaume Gallienne’s upbringing, his relations with his mother, and his eventual embracing of his inner heterosexual after growing up as a female identified boy whom everyone assumes is gay.

Gallienne plays himself from school-age child to awkward adolescent to young man. He also doubles up in drag to play his own mother, often acting opposite himself in smoothly blended split-screen scenes. This is an intelligent but unashamedly crowd-pleasing adaptation of his hit stage play for which he won a Molière award.

French with English subtitles

Director: Guillaume Gallienne

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Originally launched under the brand banner of CinéFrance, CinéFile has broadened its scope from a purely French accent to encompass challenging cinema from around the globe. The company, based in Scotland but working around the UK and Ireland , has had the valuable experience of releasing widely different titles ranging from classic thriller, costume drama, youthful escapism, family comedy, to documentary and short films.