Be prepared for an emotional rollercoaster. We have been waiting for a lesbian movie like this for a while! The plot was really promising: a young woman (Adèle) discovers her orientation and falls in love with Emma (part 1), who later learns how to navigate through their relationship (part 2). And they’re French!

We’ll start with some classic lesbian movies, then the best lesbian romance movies, lesbian period dramas, and last but not least: the best new lesbian movies! It’s a lot. And it’s great. While the insane twists and turns of this romantic comedy ultimately send it into unintentional camp, the love story at the center is actually pretty grounded. A rare feat in the WLW cinematic universe, where seriousness is often the only path to realistic romance. (Available on Netflix ) Booksmart (2019) Sudden-onset gayness: no buildup; out of the blue, a straight girl is a lesbian because she meets a lesbian. I Care a Lot premiered in September 2020 at the Toronto International Film Festival, but from February 2021, you can watch the movie on Netflix. The Answer” is a bedtime story Garnet tells Steven about the way Ruby and Sapphire met and landed on earth and danced and fused together and fell in love. It’s sweet and funny and features Steven’s gayest song, “Something Entirely New,” as well as the actual answer, which, of course, is: love.The plot is familiar: the friendship of a group of friends (two couples and a lesbian friend) gets complicated when Molly falls in love with lesbian Bridget. But then Wil falls in love with Vivian – a ballet dancer – a girl she once kissed when she was little. It might help that a woman directed the movie, and probably that it’s European ( Kiss Me is a Swedish movie). There are three chapters, three perspectives, and we certainly did not see the plot twist coming. Be prepared for this film about lesbians! This movie is such a big deal. It is the most discussed lesbian steamy movie, for sure. There was a huge problem with this movie: the male director.

The movie was, unfortunately, less radical than the screenwriter intended – degayed to please a mainstream audience – but it’s absolutely a movie worth watching!

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It took her nearly two decades to make a second film, and we are glad she took her time because it is great. So this movie about a middle-aged married lesbian couple that is confronted with the donor of their children, directed by lesbian director Lisa Cholodenko (yeah, the one from High Art!), sounded really great. It’s not an easy film to watch, as it’s very raw, but it’s definitely a good one about lesbian artists.

The movie doesn’t shy away from showing how awful teenagers can be but also showcases a cute lesbian teenage romance. I remember watching this movie around the time I was questioning my orientation, and I must admit: I was scared about lesbian intimacy after watching this movie.The movie is not required to have a Happy Ending™, but is instead required to maintain Happy Vibes™ throughout the majority of the movie.