Anastasia Sharp, Arthur C. Stone, Brooke Webster
A comedy of manners involving a group of young lesbians living in Chicago.
DVD Release Date: July 24, 2001
Stats: 120 reviews
Rose Troche does a great job in directing this film. First of all, we see women though a woman's eye. It's unusual, and it focuses on completely different things, than what men usually pay attention to. Here we have an obsession with faces, eyes and hands- not boobs. Very refresh...( read more)
Funny and witty yet very down to earth ... this movie is all about the dialogue and interactions ...
guinevere turner is a one luscious actress, as she displays in this film and the next on my list. but this film was lensed on the north side of chicago and it will always be high on my list for giving some light to chicago's lesbian scene.
This movie was somewhat interesting. The characters in it were well rounded, but the acting had a lot of room for improvement. This film revolved around dialogue and there was plenty of it. For the most part the dialogue was funny and somewhat interesting, but overall this film m...( read more)
I loved this movie! my now deceaced husband rented this movie for me and it was all I could talk about for days to all my girlfriends he hated it! but I think he loved it too!
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