New Lesbian Flick: The Kids Are All Right

From the 2010 Sundance film festival comes a new lesbian move which has just hit the big screen, The Kids Are All Right. It is the newest comedy from acclaimed director Lisa Cholodenko (High Art and Laural Canyon) staring Annette Bening, Julianne Moore, and Mark Ruffalo. The plot is that two teenagers, Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson, get the crazy idea to seek out their biological father and have him join their family, which presently consists of the 2 teenagers and their lesbian moms (Bening and Moore). But, of course, things don't work out exactly as the kids had planned.

I haven't seen it yet, but the trailer looks pretty good, check it out...

Dukakis and Fricker to Star as Lesbian Couple in "Cloudburst"

Oscar winners Olympia Dukakis and Brenda Fricker are teaming up for a road-trip comedy called "Cloudburst,"

Dukakis and Fricker will play a lesbian couple, together for 30 years, who break out of a nursing home where one of them has been committed. They head to Canada to get married, picking up a young male hitchhiker along the way.

Thom Fitzgerald, who worked with Dukakis on the films "The Event" and "3 Needles," is writing and directing the feature for Sidney Kimmel Entertainment.

Production is expected to begin month in Nova Scotia.

Lesbian Vampire Killers Trailer

If you read my post about the upcoming British indie horror/comedy film, "Lesbian Vampire Killers," then you may be interested to know they have finally come out with a teaser/trailer...

Check it out!

The Itty Bitty Titty Committee

Ever since I heard whispers about the movie "Itty Bitty Titty Committee," I have been dying to get all the details and hear the reviews.

The basic premise of this film is that Anna, a shy, lesbian, high school grad, finds her purpose and herself after she hooks up with a radical feminist group.

The film is Directed by Jamie Babbit (But I'm a Cheerleader) and Produced by Andrea Sperling (D.E.B.S.). The actors include: Melonie Diaz (A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints), Nicole Vicius (Half Nelson, Last Days), Carly Pope (Popular, Dirt), Daniela Sea (The L word, Shortbus), Melanie Mayron (thirtysomething), Jimmi Simpson (D.E.B.S.), Leslie Grossman (Popular, Running with Scissors), Jenny Shimizu, and Guinevere Turner (The L Word, Go Fish).

The film has already won the 2007 SXSW Competition Award for Best Feature Film, Jamie Babbit and Best Film, Jamie Babbit.


If you are as interested as I was in reading the reviews, here are some links:

After Ellen Reviews, by Danielle Riendeau, Contributing Writer

Film Threat Reviews, by Mark Bell

Queer Film Reviews

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