Lisa Ray, Sheetal Sheth, Antonia Frering
In the upper echelons of traditional Middle Eastern society, Reema and Omar prepare for the marriage of their daughter Tala. But back at work in London, Tala encounters Leyla, a young British Indian w...( read more
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Funny, heartwarming and downright sexy. Yes, technically this would probably not entirely deserve 5 stars (the dialogue seemed a bit forced at times, the low budget shone through very occasionally), but I had so much fun, I loved the chemistry between the actresses and this was m...( read more)
this movie is 1 of my fav movie nw.coz d story is very niceand d 2 actress r vry good 2 act.its vry romantic.
nice movie, very subtle in its dealing with the subject in hand. though it tries to be somewhat political which is understandable because of their characters. but overall it's a really good film, nice characters, good screenplay and cinematography. =)
Funny, loving and sweet old-fashion lesbian comedy. A must to see for sunday evenings.
è recitato un po' da cani e la storia è la solita trita e ritrita. però ha l'happy ending (per cambiare) e le due protagoniste sono una gioia per gli occhi.
2 women, fall for each other, in a big way, quite a boreing story, but very short which helps a bit, the two leads are a good watch and theres something there
Homophobia in Muslim families and communities is a topic ripe for exploration, but as its eye-rollingly lame titular pun makes clear, I Can't Think Straight isn't the film to do it. full review
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