Movies: Womencrafts

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Aimee and Jaguar — A passionate love affair begins amidst the bombing raids and the threat of persecution. The two women write letters and poems to one another almost every day. They call one another Aimée (Lilly) and Jaguar (Felice).$29.95
Amour de Femme— French porn sensation Raffaëla Anderson (Baise Moi) stars as a free-spirited dancer, alongside prolific Gallic actress Hélène Fillières who plays the “happily-married” Jeanne. As the film unfolds, these two extraordinarily beautiful woman fall in love, and Jeanne must decide which path she will take towards the future. $26.95
April's Shower— This charming lesbian romantic-comedy asks: How far will we go for true love? Alex (Trish Doolan) is hosting the perfect bridal shower for April (Maria Cina). But it soon becomes clear that Alex and the bride-to-be have some, shall we say, unresolved feelings for each other. One by one, an eclectic array of guests arrive (including super-hot Honey Labrador). When April finally shows up, it becomes clear that the secret Alex is hiding will affect the course of her life, and the future of all of her guests.$24.95
Bar Girls — A fresh and funny comedy featuring a group of women whose lives and loves intertwine against the backdrop of a Los Angeles lesbian bar. It's the drama of the lesbian dating game we all know and love too well. Bar Girls is a hilarious look at what happens if you put a bunch of lesbians in a round room and tell them to be monogamous. $19.95
Better than Chocolate — A sexy romp of love and lust with surprising results. Maggie (Karyn Dwyer) meets the woman of her dreams Kim (Christina Cox) just hours before her mother, Lilia (Wendy Crewson), and brother, Paul (Kevin Mundy), move in with her. When the four end up sharing a loft, Maggie believes she must keep her affair a secret but it is Maggie's clandestine romance that inadvertently introduces her family to a host of new experiences, all of which are potentially better than chocolate.$19.95
Between Two Women — This powerful tale of suppressed sexuality offers poignant and sharply observant social commentary, interlaced with a tender romance. Veteran actress Barbara Marten tugs at the heart as Ellen Hardy, a working-class mother in Northern England struggling with her feelings for another woman -- her 10-year-old son's vivacious teacher, Kathy Thompson (Andrina Carroll).$19.95
Blue Gate Crossing — Like a long romantic slow dance in high school, this gentle comedy follows three high school kids discovering their sexuality. This romantic triangle unfolds as a young lesbian asks the high school swim team jock to help her approach the girl she loves. Unfortunately, the jock falls head-over-heels in love with the lesbian, thus setting the stage for this comedy of errors. Like an Asian John Hughes comedy, it infuses the right amount of teen angst and whimsical comedy for a satisfying treat. $24.95
Bound — The romantic thriller you've been hearing so much about in which two girls in love attempt to foil the Mob. Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly star in what they self-describe as "film noir with the mixture of suspense and humor and the kind of sexiness and stylishness it allows for." Hailed as one of the best films of the year by Roger Ebert.$19.95
By Hook or By Crook — A gender-bending buddy film. Shy's a small-town loner who dumps her diner job and thumbs to San Francisco to pursue a life of petty crime. Along the way, she stumbles into the off-kilter Valentine, who is on a quest to locate her birthmother. An unexpected and magical friendship sparks, as they steal and grift their way towards understanding themselves and the crazy world around them. Stars Silas Howard (of the lesbian punk band Tribe 8) and Harry Dodge (Cecil B. Demented).$24.95
Chutney Popcorn — Reena and Lisa are young, happy and in love. But when Reena agrees to become a surrogate mother for her childless sister, the cultural divide between Reena’s Indian family and their lesbian lifestyle hits home. Chutney Popcorn is a delightful and heartfelt comedy about the cultural struggles between immigrant parents and their Americanized children and the strength of family ties. Ultimately, Chutney Popcorn offers a refreshing look at one contentious and loving family reinventing itself.$24.95
Claire of the Moon — Satirist Claire Jabrowski and Dr. Noel Benedict, author of a controversial study on sexual behavior, find themselves as a veritable "odd couple" while sharing a cabin at the annual Arcadia Women's Writer Retreat in the Pacific Northwest. Claire's bravado combined with her promiscuous lifestyle continually disturbs Noel, who is trying to recover from a disastrous love affair. Through encounter sessions conducted by Maggie, the openly gay and outrageous host, the two maintain their philosophical differences, but cannot deny their attraction to each other.$24.95
Clara's Summer — Like a lesbian Little Darlings this teen melodrama deftly captures the angst of youthful sexual explorations. When Clara and her best friend Zoé head for summer camp, they look forward to adventure and romance. And then Clara meets the beautiful Sonia! 26.95
Cynara— The stunning Melissa Hellman (the beloved Judy Francesconi model) stars as tall and handsome writer Byron, with the equally hot Johanna Nemeth as the sculptress Cynara. Like a lesbian Wuthering Heights, Cynara-Poetry in Motion plays out a glorious lesbian romance full of brilliant chemistry, hot love scenes and glossy production values. Erotic and atmospheric, this 19th Century period drama portrays a hot girl meets girl love story amidst the moody surroundings of the Pacific Northwest. NOTE: Cynara is intended for mature audiences.19.95
D.E.B.S. — Sultry crime boss Lucy Diamond (Jordana Brewster, The Fast and the Furious) is back in the states and the D.E.B.S.-- an elite team of paramilitary college co-ed superspies -- are hot on her trail. But when their top agent, gorgeous Amy Bradshaw (Sara Foster, The Big Bounce), mysteriously disappears after coming face to face with the attractive young villainess, the D.E.B.S. begin a full-scale search for Lucy's secret lair, never suspecting that Amy may not want to be rescued after all, in this smart and sexy spy spoof about love at first gun sight. 26.95
Desert Hearts — In a city where fortunes are made and dreams are shattered, she gambled on a different kind of love... It's 1959 and Vivian Bell comes to a divorce ranch in Reno Nevada, to wait out her decree. There she meets Cay, an unconventional young casino worker, with whom she forms a special bond. But when their friendship turns sensuous, Vivian's long-dormant heart awakens to desires unlike any she's experienced before and despite her fears, she's drawn into a passionate affair. Now divorced, Vivian must decide whether to follow the old rules of the past or take a chance on a freewheeling future.$19.95
Do I Love You — Our narrator Marina is caught in the midst of a thirty-something crisis after breaking up with girlfriend Romy. She starts to question her entire life, embarking on a philosophical journey to make sense of her intricately woven community of lovers, family, and friends. As she cycles through London looking for answers, chance encounters with friends, ex-lovers and the occasional stranger, present her with an ensemble of people, all stumbling through crises of their own. $24.95
Everything Relative — How do seven idealistic, radical feminists who bonded in college in the '70s reconcile their youthful dyke dramas, faded political convictions, and post-therapy intimacy issues when reunited on the cusp of middle age in the '90s? "Thanks to good performances, glossy production values [and] consistently creative direction... this lesbian Big Chill is a must see." — Cathay Che, Time Out
$24.95
A Family Affair — Nick-named "My Big Fat Lesbian Jewish Wedding," this good old-fashioned romantic comedy follows Raca hel (played by writer-director, Helen Lesnick – aka: the lesbian Woody Allen) as she heads West to California and falls head over heels for blond massage therapist! $24.95
Fingersmith — This wildly entertaining 3-hour BBC mini-series tells the story of two young women who fall in love while plotting their share of an old man's fortune in Victorian London. Plucky orphan Sue (played by the delicious Sally Hawkins) is the pick-pocket who seduces wealthy heiress Maud (the lovely Elaine Cassidy). Adapted from Sarah "Tipping the Velvet" Waters's most acclaimed novel, Fingersmith is full of twists and turns and rollicking melodrama.$29.95
Floored By Love — While Cara (Shirley Ng) grapples with Janet's (Natalie Sky) marriage proposal and a surprise visit from her conservative Chinese parents, newly out mixed-race teen Jesse (heart-throb Trenton Millar) deals with his terrifically supportive Mom and step-Dad and the sudden return of his fly-by-night gay birth Dad (Andrew McIlroy). With its heartwarming portrayal of two very different Vancouver households, this wonderful family comedy is all about finding the courage to be who you really are.$19.95
French Twist —Sassy, sexy and utterly outrageous, this comedy treat received outstanding critical acclaim and a Golden Globe Award nomination! Saucy suburban housewife Loli is furious when she discovers her playboy husband is a wild womanizer who has been cheating on her left and right for years! But things take an unusually funny turn when the van of a tough-talking, tender-hearted woman named Marijo breaks down in front of Loli's house! F$19.95
Gia — When Gia Carangi (Angelina Jolie) first arrives in New York, she's a beautiful drop-out from Philadelphia brashly bursting through the closed doors of top modeling agent Wilhelmina Cooper (Faye Dunaway). Gia's electrifying personality and potent sexuality soon finds their way onto the covers of America's top-selling magazines. But being loved by the world isn't the same as being loved by one—an unfulfilled desire that can take Gia dangerous places. And for a beautiful woman at the top, one slip could lead to a terrifying fall.$19.95
The Girl — A film noir in the tradition of Bound. Set in Paris, The Girl follows the spiraling affair between two women: the film’s narrator – a beautiful painter (Agathe de la Boulaye, Jefferson in Paris) – and a stunning cabaret singer who she calls The Girl (Claire Keim, Marriages, Ripper: Letter from Hell). On their first night together, The Girl insists it will only be this one time. However, the two are soon involved in an ongoing relationship. While their passion for each other is consuming, a relationship from the past threatens to tear them apart. $19.95
Girl Play — This is a terrific story of two actresses unexpectedly falling in love while rehearsing a stage play. Girl Play stars Robin Greenspan and Lacie Harmon, who shared the Best Actress award at the 2004 edition of Outfest; the film also won the festival’s Outstanding Lesbian Narrative Feature award. 24.95
Go Fish — In her directorial debut, Rose Troche (Bedrooms and Hallways), along with her co-writer and lead actress Guinevere Turner, delivers a lively, warmhearted romantic comedy about the quest for Ms. Right that is "original, witty and delightful" (Los Angeles Times)! $19.95
Goldfish Memory — Goldfish Memory is a light-hearted look at the dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin. When Clara sees her boyfriend kissing Isolde, it sets off a chain reaction of romances and heartbreaks until the entire cycle has turned full-circle, with each character trying to solve the pressing question of what is the perfect relationship! Some favor marriage, others a week-at-a-time arrangement. 29.95
High Art — Ally Sheedy stars as Lucy Berliner, a once-famous photographer, whose career is revitalized when she meets Syd (Radha Mitchell), a beautiful young assistant editor for a prestigious photography magazine. Withdrawn from the art world, Lucy is reawakened by Syd who offers her the hope of escaping her drug-filled world. Before Syd realizes it, she is drawn into Lucy's seductive and dangerous mix while forced to make choices she never imagined. $19.95
I Wish You Would — A softer version of "I Wish You Would" DVD, 5 lesbian erotic fantasies. Daisy, the oh-so-hot realtor. Jennifer, the sexy blonde flight attendant. Judy, the butch security guard. Shelby the twenty-something bartender. Myra, the "can do you" car mechanic. Five very different women who are connected in a very provocative lesbian fashion. Also includes the bonus "Hey Sailor, Hey Sister", the mysterious tale of a fast pickup on the docks. $29.95
If These Walls Could Talk 2 — A trio of stories about lesbian couples in three different decades. This is a semi-followup of the first "If These Walls Could Talk," with three segments set in the same house, but with different occupants, spanning nearly 40 years. While the first film dealt with women and the topic of abortion, this drama deals with women and lesbianism. $14.95
Imagine Me & You — Piper Perabo lights up the screen as Rachel, a blushing bride whose perfect nuptials take a surprising turn at the altar. An innocent glance between Rachel and an unexpected wedding guest is all it takes to spark a 'love at first sight' romance with a surprising twist -- the object of Rachel's affection is a smart and sensuous... woman! Their shocking romance causes quite a stir amongst her family and friends as Rachel is forced to choose between her husband and the girl of her dreams. 27.95
Incredibly True Adventures of 2 Girls in Love — A terrific teen lesbian story about the love between poor white tomboy Randy and her affluent African American classmate Evie. Randy services Evie’s Range Rover at the gas station, and things get going from there. 19.95
Inescapable — Two best friends and ex-lovers, Beth and Susan, plan a reunion in Oregon. Their current lovers, Chloe and Jessie, feel alienated as their girlfriends take off to attend several work related seminars. But left together, an unexpected and intense attraction develops between Chloe and Jessie and ignites a fiery affair, which is quickly complicated by guilt and the fear of getting caught. Inescapable is a sizzling red-hot film using erotic sexuality as a narrative tool! Directed by A Family Affair's Helen Lesnick. $24.95
Intentions — Renee Higgins (Katherine Lee) is a married college professor who falls in love with one of her students, Eve Carsow (played by gorgeous Deidre Kotch) in this poignant emotional journey. 29.95
It's In The Water —In the small southern town of Azalea Springs, the country club still sets the rules. Here, being a member of "The League" is a must and only hair dressers and interior designers are supposed to be gay. A frenzy breaks out when a tipsy comment starts a rumor that the local drinking water turns you gay. This unexpected spark adds fuel to already smoldering fires as the religious and socially righteous begin to join forces. The combination becomes the catalyst for residents who must now face or deny their own realities in this outrageous comedy with a queer little twist.
$24.95
Kate Clinton: The 25th Anniversary Tour —Celebrating a quarter of a century of being queer and sheering about it on stage, Kate's Silver Anniversary Tour isn't just stellar political satire and witty one-liners, it's a chance for celebrities the likes of Lily Tomlin, Melissa Etheridge and Billie Jean King to pay cameo tributes to a pioneer of comedy.
$19.95