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Coming Out Cannes Film Festival Grand Jury Winning Film “Close” Opens Run at Rialto Cinemas in Sebastopol February 24

Gary Carnivele February 17, 2023

CloseOpens Friday, February 24thMultiple Showings a Day

Grand Jury Prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival

“Close” centers on two inseparable 13-year-old boys who find their bond tested with the start of a new school year. When the film opens, the best friends, Leo and Remi, live an idyllic existence, spending afternoons biking between each other’s homes and nights whispering under the covers. But those halcyon summer days soon come to an end when the new term begins and a group of unfamiliar classmates begin to question their closeness.

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