NOT QUITE THAT

Sarah has a genetic mutation for breast cancer. Should she have a preventative double mastectomy? An intimate exploration of how we are seen and how we see ourselves.

Saturday 16 March | Town Hall | Doors 4:00 PM | Session 4:20 PM | End 6:05 PM
Screening with Private View (Triple F-rated)

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                           Followed by Q&A with Ali Grant (director) and Sarah White (film subject)

Sarah discovers she has a genetic mutation predisposing her to breast cancer. Along with fears about surgery and illness, questions of identity, inheritance and unresolved selfhood get caught in the flow. As a Jewish woman, a mother and a butch lesbian, Sarah is no stranger to the confused judgements of others. This documentary is an intimate and insightful exploration of how we are seen, how we see ourselves and why it matters.