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The lesbian scenes I felt was merely to put that point across.
I only wish they they told us what happened to some of the characters like the the one armed man, Paulines boyfriend who is played by one of my favorite actors on HBO's The Wire, Omar, Rosie Perez's character and Richard the lesbian and Delroy Lindo's one arm man, he was mesmerizing in another small role.
The Victorian England setting featuring two lesbian lead characters was intriguing and delightful.
From gay relationships to straight relationships; from heterosexual relationships to the exploration of lesbian love; this film travels across the broad spectrum of sexuality while having the story of a serial killer at its core.
The lesbian affair between Maud and Sue is the "big news" in the movie, but really not its centerpiece.
Out of the top 24 lesbian films in my library, I must rate this one as the number one film of all times.
I loved that they tackled the dynamics of how the members in the men's group dealt with each other, considering this was directed by a lesbian,the whole theme of masculinity was put out there, ridiculed, dissected and questioned.
I felt that the person playing the lesbian woman did a great job.
This is honestly one of the best lesbian films I've seen in a LONG time.
As an avid fan of the genre (both lesbian films and gymnastics), I was so unbelievably pleased by this film.
I am a happily married woman and I've never had lesbian tendencies, but my, this movie almost made it something I crave.
I didn't realize she may be a lesbian as IMDb user dbdumonteil and others rightly suggest.
Throughout his stay there, he tries to maintain a long-distance relationship with his girlfriend played by Audrey Tautou while he begins a tentative flirtation with the wife of the owner of the Spanish house where he is staying at and gets some advice from a lesbian house-mate (Cecile de France) as to how to seduce a woman.
Incredibly hilarious mid-70's Italian Rootsploitation with lots of non-consensual S&M, lesbian sex, gratuitous racial cruelty etc...Few redeeming cinematic qualities, except for the fairly cool theme music with dubby "African" drums and flute.
They had the best lines, the best attitudes etc. Jada Pinkett playing a lesbian was really funny, she really played it well and was very convincing.
The depth of its story line is one that will stir the inner most emotions of love, and hate, with some very interesting twists, this is a must have movie for not only the lesbian audiences, but, for all viewers.
The lesbian subtext of this film was never particularly erotic, and never titillating.
The historical atmosphere, the young girl looking for love, the amazing background of music hall and the voyage into the lesbian world of London early twentieth century make this an exceptional movie.
Andrew Davies as the scriptwriter excels himself as he writes this lesbian love story with such sensitivity.
Yes, the frequent dismemberments, body piercings, car crashes, lesbian sex scenes, masturbation and incest are in bad taste, but what's the harm when you have such a sweet love story as the foundation?
As well as being a portrayal of a lesbian love story, FIRE is also a comic satire of middle-class (?) Indian culture.
In fact, much of the humour in the film which provides essential relief from the heavy subjects of taboo lesbian love and gender issues, stem from this satire of the seemingly ordinary.
Its about a young lesbian possibly transsexual cross dresser..I'm dying to see it because I think it'd be really helpful...Does anyone know where I might get a copy of it?
All I saw was a young lady that became entrapped by a strange lesbian who desides to keep her to herself and the young lady became fascinated by this Arabian with alot of money and finds out that he's out to have her killed and then Englund steps in from one century to another claiming to be a descendent of the de Sade and tries to kill her because she reminded him of the Madam Momoselle(spelled that wrong) or whoever it was in the picture above De Sades wall.
Heather Graham couldn't play a convincing lesbian if her life depended on it.
Also this film commits one of the major B movie sins, it teases a lesbian scene, and doesn't deliver.
There was a completely random lesbian scene, which I didn't mind, but it seemed like a lame attempt to get more guys to see it.
Anyway, three wannabee witches, who went to high school together, Renea, the most enthusiastic, serious practitioner in the dark arts, and her lesbian cohorts, Jasmine and Marlene(..it's more or less a passing fad with them, though..) join up with buddies, Jason and Ricky, on a trip in the wilderness where Summer vanished from her home ten years ago.
The friendly lesbian nurse tries to warn her, but she has her throat slit even the same night.
Has a long extended lesbian theme that is not only annoying but definitely fills out the empty spots, of which there are a lot.
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