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When she becomes the guardian of an elderly woman (a ‘cherry’ with no ties, and lots of money), everything goes wrong! And yes, quite a few of these lesbian romance movies have happy endings, but of course, we would love to see more movies of lesbians with a happy ending. Cyd then realizes she’s not straight, but before you write this movie off: it’s not what the plot makes it seem! Who doesn’t love movies? Especially lesbian movies? We are so fortunate we live in a day and age where there are more lesbian films and lesbian shows than ever. Betty helps Rita (a name chosen from a movie poster) discover who she is, and their connection grows. And then they sleep together!In fact, I would happily watch the worst trashiest uncreative productions if it meant getting the slightest bit of lesbian action. And I know I’m not alone on that one. A lot has changed since the first lesbian film Mädchen in Uniform, was released in 1931. The genre came alive in the late 20th century; we have some oldies but goldies (or shall we say they deserve a gold star?). A little side note: it’s refreshing that the ‘gayness’ of the movie just happens – it’s not talked about it as much. The story is about Kena and Ziki, two girls and daughters of two rival politicians who are running for the local elections. They fall in love, but it’s a forbidden one. I’m going to go ahead and quote Natalie here: “Putting aside the mechanics of it all, how did ‘The Politics Episode’ work as an episode of ODAAT? Actually, pretty well. One of the things I’d previously been missing from the new iteration of the show was a balance of the serious storylines, like Elena’s coming out, Penelope’s PTSD or Schneider’s alcoholism or Lydia’s near death experience, with the funny. This episode fulfilled that desire beyond my wildest expectations.”

One of the best things about She-Ra‘s queer couples is they’re all so different! Spinnerella and Netossa, for example, are are a married couple, so they gently clown on each other and console each other in ways no one else can; they know each other’s strengths and weaknesses; and when Netossa makes plans to rescue her wife from Horde Prime’s mind-control, she works out a way to make sure Spinnerella also always has to do the cleaning for the rest of their lives! In the end, though, she is able to rescue Spinny through the power of her love. One particularly adorable thing about “Return to the Fright Zone” is that all of Netossa’s journal illustrations are done in showrunner Noelle Stevenson’s classic doodle style. The Answer” is a bedtime story Garnet tells Steven about the way Ruby and Sapphire met and landed on earth and danced and fused together and fell in love. It’s sweet and funny and features Steven’s gayest song, “Something Entirely New,” as well as the actual answer, which, of course, is: love. The movie is so well written, be prepared for a plot twist. You will sit on the edge of your seat throughout the movie! Disobedience tells the story of forbidden love, a story about lesbian orthodox Jews in London in the 1920s.This Swedish movie is similar to All Over Me. It’s about two girls (but they’re not friends) who develop feelings for each other. In the lesbian movie, we see Anne, her girlfriend in Montreal, the non-binary Lou, and Anne’s friends. Anne is ready to finish her book and is preparing to move to Montreal, to be with her girlfriend. But when she meets Lou, everything changes!

So this movie about a middle-aged married lesbian couple that is confronted with the donor of their children, directed by lesbian director Lisa Cholodenko (yeah, the one from High Art!), sounded really great. The movie was, unfortunately, less radical than the screenwriter intended – degayed to please a mainstream audience – but it’s absolutely a movie worth watching! It is yet another forbidden love story, and it gives us major Portrait of a Lady on Fire vibes. And critics have written Ammonite pales in comparison.Perhaps it’s trite to say that “representation matters,” but some things are cliché because they’re true. The first time I ever saw lesbians onscreen was when my high school’s Gay Bisexual Straight Alliance played part of the first scene of the original L Word series. (The “sweet little figs” scene, in case you were wondering—the girls who get it get it.) Even so, it wasn’t until years later, when I first saw Blue Is the Warmest Color , that I actually found a queer story that reminded me of my own. The movie is based on the true story of the Parker–Hulme case in New Zealand. Pauline’s diary was one of the sources of the movie.