We will tell you about the category that has started to become very popular with the newly
released movies.
Lesbian movies and TV shows.
The recent increase in popularity day by day is one of the positive news in our opinion.
That's why we wanted to make a list for you, our followers and fans of the lesbian movie
and TV series category.
We have listed the top 200 Lesbian and Gay Movies and Series for you.
If you accept this list, which we could not fit into one video.
For this reason, we have decided to present each video to you as "Top 10 Lesbian Movies
and Series" in sections.
We hope this list will be enough for fans.
So, let's jump into our list without wasting time.
Note: The rankings in this video show the quality of movies and series.
These rankings are completely random.
If you like our video, don't forget to like it and share which movie you watched in the
comments.
You can also send us your suggestions in the comments.
Have a good time.
10.Better Than Chocolate - 1999
Famous or infamous depending on who you ask, this memorable ensemble comedy about a group
of lesbian friends is noteworthy for its silly sex scenes, Ani DiFranco filled soundtrack,
and inclusion of a trans woman character.
Feminist bookstore, nudity-centric performance art, and sexy body painting are just some
of the very lesbian things in this very lesbian movie.
It’s not great, but it is ours.
9.Take Me for a Ride - 2016
A simple coming-of-age movie about queer teen love in Ecuador, Take Me For a Ride works
because of the precise cinematography and the chemistry between lead actors Samanta
Caicedo and Maria Juliana Rangel.
The drama remains low-key and the film feels like a personal snapshot.
8.Someone Great - 2019
While largely focusing on the hetero romance/breakup of Gina Rodriguez and LaKeith Stanfield, this
anti-romcom also focuses on Rodriguez’s relationship with her two best friends.
And one of them is gay!
She’s Gotta Have It’s DeWanda Wise plays Erin, a real estate agent struggling to commit
and admit her feelings for her girlfriend.
It’s a slick movie with a poppy soundtrack readymade for a Netflix night in.
7.Vita and Virginia - 2018
While not quite the masterpiece these two icons deserve, there’s still a lot to love
about this bold retelling of one of queer history’s greatest love stories.
With a discordant score from Isobel Waller-Bridge, Chanya Button’s film refuses to stay in
the past, ensuring its tale of women writers, polyamory, and unsustainable connection feels
alive and current.
Elizabeth Debicki and Gemma Arterton are a pleasure to watch and ultimately the film
is as much about these individuals as writers as it is about them as lovers.
6.Pimp - 2018
While certainly dabbling in stereotypes — probably due to its white writer/director — Pimp
still portrays a lesbian character and lesbian love story rarely shown on screen.
Keke Palmer plays Wednesday, a pimp living in the Bronx desperate to prove herself, help
her mom who just got out of prison, and be with girl-next-door Niki.
The plot takes some wild turns and the performances, while committed, don’t exactly feel real,
resulting in a lesbian movie that’s epic in drama if not the gritty tale it seems to
be attempting.
5.Salmonberries - 1991
All you really need to know about this movie is it stars kd lang.
Yes, that kd lang.
She plays an Inuit woman who has taken on a male identity to work as a miner in Alaska.
She falls in love with an East German widower librarian much older than her and the two
form an unlikely friendship/eventual romance.
It’s a slow and odd film about identity and the past that doesn’t totally work but
is endlessly fascinating.
4.The Owls - 2010 After a six-year hiatus, icon Cheryl Dunye
returned with this flawed but interesting work of lesbian cinema.
At only a little over an hour, it acts as a comeback for Dunye, a postmortem on 90s
queer cinema, an exploration of generation gaps in the queer community, and an examination
of the differences between transmasculine people and butch lesbians.
It may not work as well as Dunye’s other films appearing further down this list, but
it’s still fascinating.
3.Love My Life - 2006
If you don’t read the plot description for this otherwise low-key lesbian coming-of-age
romance, the coming out scene will be one of the most surprising ever filmed.
It’s a twist that adds a fascinating layer to the story and the movie is at its best
when exploring this complexity and Ichiko’s relationship to her family.
Her chemistry with Eri is really sweet and actors Rei Yoshii and Asami Imajuku are fun
to watch in the roles.
The plot is a bit convoluted with conflict that feels manufactured, but it’s still
very enjoyable.
2.
Puccini for Beginners - 2005
Maria Maggenti’s very New York City romcom about a complicated love triangle is filled
with charm due to some witty dialogue and great performances from Elizabeth Reaser and
Gretchen Mol.
Reaser’s Allegra is a self-identified lesbian afraid of commitment who suddenly falls for
a man… and his ex-girlfriend.
Chaos, of course, ensues.
It’s not deep, but it is delightful.
1.Nina’s Heavenly Delights - 2006
This sweet Indian-Scottish romcom is silly and sentimental, but it’s also a pleasure
to watch.
It has solid performances from Shelley Conn and Laura Fraser, a fun and breezy script,
and a few great dance numbers.
Beautiful lesbians and food porn are indeed heavenly delights and this movie has plenty
of both.
We have come to the end of the first part of our Best Lesbian Movies and Series list.
The rest of our list will be shared as soon as possible.
We are curious about your opinions about the movies and TV series in the list.
Also your ideas about our concept.
See you in the next video, bye.