Thirteen & Co – #EqualLove

Posting requirements: A film by Armand de Saint-Salvy. Production company: Thirteen & Co (https://13co.io/)rnrnIf you could preserve the link for the Thirteen & Co website that’d be good. If it doesn’t work like that, you could just use 13co.io If you need anything else/have any other qs, feel free to hit me up.rnrnFrom the press…

Posting requirements:
A film by Armand de Saint-Salvy. Production company: Thirteen & Co (https://13co.io/)rnrnIf you could preserve the link for the Thirteen & Co website that’d be good. If it doesn’t work like that, you could just use 13co.io If you need anything else/have any other qs, feel free to hit me up.rnrnFrom the press release for share text: A viral movie, created in Australia, has captured the hearts and minds of the LGBTQIA+ community and wider with anrnrnimportant message about ‘equal love’ and marriage equality, brilliantly portrayed in an ‘everyday’ setting, amplifying thernrnimportant message in a simple way. Equal Love is a controversial topic at the moment. Should all Australians, regardlessrnrnof their gender and sexuality, be allowed to marry? We think so.rnrnThirteen & Company director Armand de Saint-Salvy’s latest film explores the theme of ‘free choice’ using a simplernrn“very Australian” metaphor – BBQ or Tomato Sauce? In a country where marriage equality is STILL not legal, the idea ofrnrncapturing such an important message in a very familiar setting has triggered an incredible reaction and outpouring withrnrnmore than 2.5 million people watching the video in 4 days.rnrnWritten, directed and edited by Armand de Saint-Salvy, this emotive film has already been adopted by the Sydney Gayrnrn& Lesbian Mardi Gras. The film was released on their FB page and has quickly gathered momentum, with people appreciatingrnrnand relating to the message.rnrnSee link to the Mardi Gras Facebook page: https://13and.co/2lQxbcrrnrnSays Saint-Salvy, “In the lead up to Mardi Gras, we thought there was a great opportunity to contribute to the chorus ofrnrnvoices calling for equality. We wanted to make a film that speaks to everyday Australians. A spot that would entertainrnrnthem, but is laced with a clear social conscious subtext”
Source:
Thirteen & Co
Contact name:
Armand de Saint-Salvy
Contact email:
armand@13co.io

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