It could be argued that this film portrays the transgender experience rather than the lesbian/wlw experience.

styles including power EBM, dark elektro, industrial, synth pop, electronica, trip hop, drum’n bass, goth rock, wave, etc. With a hypnosis session on the outskirts of Copenhagen serving as the collision point for several people's lives, the action quickly escalates in this moving one-shot film. A family moves into a new neighborhood, and a 10-year-old named Laure deliberately presents as a boy named Mikhael to the neighborhood children. Sugar Rush is a British show about a young woman discovering she is attracted to her straight friend (that old story).In its simplicity, the story endears itself to any audience gay or straight because it is universal. This method of relationship is exhausting and ultimately kills the exciting buzz that made the two of you want something in the first place. The show has received a stellar reception from its audience, right through from Shannon Beveridge to your friendly neighbourhood queers.

This movie is less about queerness than it is about two women who are trying to be happy despite not having their sh*t together (most of us can relate). This movie starts out very lighthearted and gentle but it transforms at some point (beautifully) into something a little more heavy and intense. Behind the facade of a beautiful urban home, a combination of complacency and bad investments has left power couple Ben and Gail disconnected, resentful and just about broke. The titles in this list won't always escape the pitfalls mentioned above, but all of them have at least one redeeming quality. The acting is quite good and it's definitely one of the more realistic (and positive) portrayals of this sort of relationship.On the eve of their high-school graduation, two academic superstars and best friends realize they should have worked less and played more. There really is something for (almost) everyone, but wlw fans in particular get a good amount of fan service. Still recovering from her health problems, Tig struggles to find balance with the loss of the only person in her life who understood her.