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Tag / jessica swale

09 08 202003 01 2021 by flares

Summerland the Living is Easy

2020 films, British films, film reviews, lgbt, lgbt film, LGBTI, Uncategorized
2020 films, 2020 movies, British films, film review, film reviews, jessica swale, lgbt, lgbt film, LGBT films, LGBTI
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Summerland (Jessica Swale, 2020)

It must be the end of the world — this is the second first time female directed lesbian themed film I’ve seen this week…

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