Lesbian Subtext

A teen (Evan Rachel Wood) hits the complicating age of thirteen and finds herself desperate to fit in. Finally befriending another teen with her own problems (Nikki Reed), she is introduced into a wild world of sex, drinking, drugs and other rebellious things.

The No Yay trope as used in popular culture. Subtext can be all kinds of fun. It can hint that those Heterosexual Life-Partners might not be so Hetero. Or …

A 1933 film by Dorothy Arzner — who was the first woman to join the Directors Guild of America, and still remains the most prolific female director to have ever worked within the Hollywood studio system — Christopher Strong is delightfully infused with lesbian subtext.

Whether we recognize them as such or not, in the lesbian community we have had our own fads, many of which persist in a different but similar form today.

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The Homoerotic Subtext trope as used in popular culture. Though romance is important in many works, bonds of friendship between those of the same sex form …

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To say Thelma & Louise had an impact on women is the epitome of understatement. In fact, we could make a case for owing the existence of AfterEllen.com to the film. Our founder, Sarah Warn, wrote about how the movie affected her burgeoning feminist consciousness. Not yet jaded enough to see it

Our Rating: L Factor: Lesbian Film Short Take: Flavia falls in love with a er woman, although she is already married to a man. As a teenager, she was in love with a …

Film reviews and plot summaries of lesbian, bisexual and transgender characters and scenes in movies. Lesbians, tough chicks and gender rebels in film.