We Are Everywhere – July 4

Hm, I actually love Kissin Jessica Stein (and loathe Loving Annabelle). But I don't think of it as a very queer movie. There's one(!) really good scene in the film and that's when Jessica "tells" her mom she's dating a woman. Sob But then again my movie preferences are strange.

And if you have tv3 (Norway) you can watch Saving Face @ 3AM tonight.

How dare you diss Kissing Jessica Stein?! I adore that movie ^_^ Okay, so not everything's perfect, so what? That movie broke down plenty of walls and I say WATCH! Also, I <3 Loving Annabelle and Puccini for beginners was fun but had way less of an impact than KJS.

Great WAE again, though ^_^

KJS wasn't a bad movie, but I really did not like the whole "straight girl is curious what it would be like with a woman" storyline.

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The trick may be not to watch it as a lesbian movie, but as a movie about a straight chick who experiments. As a lesbian movie, it sucks. As a contemporary sexuality/relationship movie, I found it pretty decent the second time around.

As for the "gay for a day" motto, I'm not sure what to make of that, either, but I HEART the poster and the lady peeling herself out of her blouse.

I also heart the Italian Maca/Esther (although Maca more...) - fine, perhaps they aren't as magical as the original, but the Italians were pretty darn cute this week (there's English, Spanish and Chinese coverage every week on a couple of blogs). Marina trying to make a good impression on Esther's father and Esther freaking out? Adorable! So far, I'm impressed with how the storyline is developing, especially given the over-the-top straight stories around them.

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