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Tag Archives: lesbian
Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)
Directors: Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert Writers: Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Martial Arts, Science Fiction
Tagged aaron lazar, action, adventure, alternate reality, anthony russo, biff wiff, business, china, chinese, chinese new year, comedy, dan kwan, daniel kwan, daniel scheinert, daniels, daughter, family, fantasy, fight, gay, googly eyes, harry shum jr., hot dog, immigrant, james hong, jamie lee curtis, jenny slate, joe russo, jonathan wang, ke huy quan, kung fu, larkin seiple, laundromat, lesbian, martial arts, michelle yeoh, mike marocca, mother, multiverse, paul rogers, raccoon, ratatouille, relationship, save the world, sci-fi, science fiction, son lux, stephanie hsu, sunita mani, tallie medel, universe
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Bound (1996)
Directors: The Wachowskis Writers: The Wachowskis
Posted in Crime, Drama, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 1996, andrew lazar, apartment, bill pope, bound, christopher meloni, convict, cop, crime, criminal, dino de laurentiis, don davis, drama, ex-con, gangster, gay, gina gershon, jennifer tilly, joe pantoliano, john ryan, lana wachowski, lesbian, lilly wachowski, mafia, mob, money, murder, neo noir, police, richard c. sarafian, romance, sex, steal, stuart boros, the wachowskis, thriller, zach staenberg
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Benedetta (2021)
Director: Paul Verhoeven Writers: David Birke & Paul Verhoeven (Based on the book “Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy” by Judith C. Brown)
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2021, adaptation, anne dudley, benedetta, blessed virgin, catholic, catholicism, charlotte rampling, confession, convent, crucifix, daphne patakia, david birke, drama, foreign, gay, historical, history, immodest acts, italian, italy, jeanne lapoirie, jerome seydoux, job ter burg, lambert wilson, lesbian, michel merkt, nun, paul verhoeven, plague, said ben said, stigmata, trial, true story, virginie efira
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Higher Learning (1995)
Director: John Singleton Writer: John Singleton
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1995, adam goldberg, athlete, bruce cannon, busta rhymes, busta rhymez, campus, cole hauser, college, drama, gwyneth paltrow, higher learning, ice cube, jason wiles, jennifer connelly, john singleton, kristy swanson, laurence fishburne, lesbian, michael rapaport, morris chestnut, nazi, omar epps, paul hall, peter lyons collister, race, racism, rally, rape, regina king, school, shooting, skinhead, stanley clarke, tyra banks, university, vitamin c
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Titane (2021)
Director: Julia Ducournau Writer: Julia Ducournau Totally nuts. Loved it!
Posted in Crime, Drama, Foreign, Thriller
Tagged 2021, agathe rousselle, car, car accident, cars, crime, criminal, drama, fabrice osinski, foreign, france, french, gay, jacques akchoti, Jean-Christophe bouzy, Jean-Christophe reymond, jim williams, killer, lesbian, missing, murder, pregnancy, pregnant, reunion, serial killer, severin favriau, sex, simonetta greggio, stab, thriller, titane
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Sword of Trust (2019)
Director: Lynn Shelton Writers: Lynn Shelton and Mike O’Brien
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, antique, dan bakkedahl, gay, grandfather, inheritance, jason oldak, jillian bell, joe swanberg, jon bass, lesbian, lynn shelton, marc maron, michaela watkins, mike o'brien, racist, sword, sword of trust, ted speaker, tennessee, toby huss, tyler l. cook, whither thomas
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Silkwood (1983)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Nora Ephron & Alice Arlen
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1983, accident, alice arlen, biography, bruce mcgill, cancer, car accident, car crash, charles hallahan, cher, craig t. nelson, david strathairn, diana scarwid, drama, fred ward, gay, georges delerue, graham jarvis, james rebhorn, josef sommer, journalism, journalist, karen silkwood, kurt russell, lesbian, m. emmet walsh, meryl streep, michael hausman, mike nichols, miroslav ondricek, murder, new york times, nora ephron, nuclear power, oklahoma, plutonium, radiation, radioactive, ron silver, safety, sam o'steen, silkwood, thriller, true story, union, washington d.c., work, worker
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I Care a Lot (2021)
Director: J Blakeson Writer: J Blakeson Don’t think it quite nails the satire in the end but Pike kills it. Really fun lead performance.
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Tagged 2021, alicia witt, assisted living, ben stillman, business, chris messina, comedy, conservator, conservatorship, crime, damian young, diamonds, dianne wiest, doctor, doug emmett, eiza gonzalez, gay, guadrian, hospital, i care a lot, isiah whitlock jr., j blakeson, judge, law, lawyer, legal guardian, lesbian, macon blair, marc canham, mark eckersley, michael heimler, mob, murder, peter dinklage, rosamund pike, russian, teddy schwarzman, thriller
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Kajillionaire (2020)
Director: Miranda July Writer: Miranda July I loved this. Very odd.
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged 2020, bubbles, comedy, crime, criminal, debra winger, dede gardner, drama, evan rachel wood, family, gay, gina rodriguez, grifter, heist, hot tub, jeremy kleiner, lesbian, megan ellison, miranda july, money, richard jenkins, youree henley
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The Prom (2020)
Director: Ryan Murphy Writers: Bob Martin & Chad Beguelin (Based on the musical by Chad Beguelin & Bob Martin & Matthew Sklar)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance
Tagged adam anders, adaptaton, alexis martin woodall, andrew rannells, ariana debose, bill damaschke, bob martin, broadway, celebrity, chad beguelin, comedy, conservative, dory berinstein, drama, gay, girlfriend, high school, indiana, jack viertel, jo ellen pellman, keegan-michael key, kerry washington, kevin chamberlin, lesbian, love, mary kay place, meryl streep, musical, new york city, nicole kidman, nyc, romance, ryan murpy, the prom, travel ullman
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