Lesbian films list, webseries and TV shows
The Ladies Almanack is an interesting project in production, written & directed by Daviel Shy. It’s story is based on the eponym novel of Djuna Barnes. The film is a kaleidoscopic tribute to women’s...
How the rise of prostitution in 19th century France inspired the greatest, mostly males, modern painters. This documentary is a scholarly and colorful evocation of the condition of women of the time. Courtesans, demi-mondaines,...
T’Ain’t Nobody’s Bizness (the full version is linked here but it can’t be embed due to Framelines sharing policy) is a precious indie documentary written and directed by Robert Philipson. The film exposes the pioneers of...
Emmanuel Laurentin talks with Sandra Boehringer, lecturer in Greek history at the University of Strasbourg, whose work focuses on sexual categories and the history of gender in the ancient world. “If we look for...
Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon, “founders of the modern lesbian rights movement”, an American lesbian couple known as feminist and gay-rights activists, were partners in love and political struggle for more than fifty years....
Women’s music is art by women, for women, and about women. The genre emerged as a musical expression of the second-wave feminist movement as well as the labor, civil rights, and peace movements. In...
Paris Was a Woman is a documentary written by Andrea Weiss and directed by Greta Schiller. Its story follows a group of female artists, writers, photographers, designers, and adventurers who settled in Paris between...
This award-winning documentary is a charming portrait of lesbian lives in the 1940s, 50s and 60s that incorporates interviews, archival footage and a pulp novel dramatization to illustrate this incredible time. With humor and...
Nitrate Kisses (1992) is an experimental documentary film directed by Barbara Hammer, a pioneer of lesbian cinema. According to the author, this work of memory was conceived as an exploration of the repression and marginalization...
A stunning 35mm print of “Bergman’s most important film”, which the director himself referred to as “a breakthrough, a success that gave me the courage to keep on searching along unknown paths.” Persona explores...
