Red Yellow Pink

A gay son and his strict Catholic mother are irreconcilably opposed to each other. Their relationship is marked by tension, cultural barriers, and deeply rooted religious values. In a family structure where worldviews collide, communication becomes a challenge. The work focuses on the effects of this constellation on both characters—without subplots or external explanations. RED YELLOW PINK focuses on central themes such as exclusion, identity, and recognition within family structures. The film won the Best Drama and Best Actor awards at the Culture & Diversity Film Festival in Los Angeles, among others. Further accolades include the Award of Merit – LGBT at IndieFEST Film San Diego and Best Foreign Film at the East Europe Film Festival in Warsaw. Presentations on international platforms such as the KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, the Imagine This Women's International Film Festival in Brooklyn, and the For Rainbow Festival in Fortaleza attest to its global relevance. With its clear structure and without an explanatory plot, the film works exclusively with the contrasts between two perspectives. The audiovisual implementation remains deliberately minimalist, focusing attention on gestures, facial expressions, and direct language.