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Older Queer Women in Love Get Rare Visibility in Two of Us Trailer
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Two of Us, France’s official submission for Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, tells the story of a decades-long abiding romance between women that can’t be thwarted by society or their families.The film stars acclaimed actress Martine Chevallier (Farewell My Queen, Tell No One, Jefferson in Paris) as Madeleine, whose family thinks she is merely close friends with her “neighbor” Nina.
Barbara Sukowa (Hannah Arendt, M. Butterfly, Europa) stars as Nina in the film from director Filippo Meneghetti and screenwriter Malysone Bovorasmy.
The official synopsis for Two of Us (Deux) reads:“Two retired women, Nina (Barbara Sukowa) and Madeleine (Martine Chevallier), have been secretly in love for decades.
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Enjoy a taste of Queer Japan from the comfort of home
Japan to you.Queer Japan is an acclaimed documentary by Los Angeles-based, Canadian filmmaker Graham Kolbeins. It has already played at international LGBTQ film festivals around the world, with the Hollywood Reporter calling it, “an engagingly colorful panorama.”On December 11, it will become available to viewers in the US and Canada via Theatrical At Home and on Digital HD (including Apple TV, Prime Video and Google Play).Kolbeins and his producers spent five years making the documentary and interviewed over 100 people.
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