Make Sure You Add ‘Camp Belvidere’ To Your LGBT Film Collection!
‘Camp Belvidere’ written, produced and co-directed by Astrid Ovalles is a little gem of a film set at a Girls’ Camp in the 1950’s… Read more »
Michelle Faye
Film Review: Reaching For The Moon
As a lesbian writer, poet and actress I must admit that I am partial to films that touchon these themes… Read more »
Lady Loving Babes in Bodices – An Extraordinary True Story
The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister reveals to us the agonies and ecstasies of being a lesbian in early 19th century society. r… Read more »
Reaching for the Moon: A Poignant Tale of Love and Loss
When I happened across a promo for the new lesbian, Brazilian film, I knew it was one that I would have to see as soon as humanly possible… Read more »
Film Review: Blue Is The Warmest Colour
I almost wish I could lobotomize the part of my brain that saw it, just so I can go back and watch it again for the first time… Read more »
If Blue isn’t Your Favorite Color, it Soon Will Be!
I almost wish I could lobotomize the part of my brain that saw it, just so I can go back and watch it again for the first time… Read more »
Reaching Breaking Point – The Games That Lovers Play
The creators of ‘Lover’s Game’ have clearly worked hard to deliver a film that deals with the complexities of falling in love with the right person, at the wrong time… Read more »
Girls Camp Anyone?
¢â¬ËCamp Belvidere’ makes for a great addition to any LGBT film collection… Read more »
Golden Boy By Abigail Tarttelin
Written by rising actress and writer Abigail Tarttelin, ‘Golden Boy’ has been deemed a brave and important book… Read more »
Film Review: Kiss Me
When Mia and Frida first set eyes upon one another (with a look that lingers just a fraction too long) we see in the two women an instant attraction… Read more »