Looking for the best lesbian scenes in movies and on TV? I’ve got you covered. In this article, I’m sharing 40+ of my favourite lesbian love scenes of all time. The series is about Anne, a lesbian girl, in her twenties, living in Amsterdam.Every episode focuses on different relationships between Anne and her girlfriends. And well, she doesn’t really care for them. Marla puts them in a living facility and cuts them off from the outside world, to steal everything they have. The movie is based on a lesbian book with the same name and is about the of Jordanian descent, London-based, Tala.

What is it about? A group of rich folks in their twenties decides to organize a hurricane party in a remote villa. After lots of drinking, dancing, and partying, the group decides to play the game “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” which takes a turn when they find a real body. When the two high schoolers meet, they decide to help each other, seeking revenge. But nothing is what it looks like… The movie is based on the true story of the Parker–Hulme case in New Zealand. Pauline’s diary was one of the sources of the movie. There are lots of lesbian moms on this list because lots of these shows are geared toward super young kids who might know they’re gay or might not, but TV networks still haven’t begun to grapple with the fact that characters can be gay when they’re little without, you know, introducing sex into it. In this case the moms are Edie and Thea (you know, like Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer), and they’re voiced by Wanda Sykes and Portia de Rossi. Hopefully, we can add more and more amazing lesbian movies to this list this year and in the upcoming years!i n the style of camp: absurdly exaggerated, artificial, or affected in a usually humorous way Lesbian Romance Movies This lesbian documentary is a true peek into a real lesbian love story, the love between Terry Donahue and Pat Henschel. It’s not a very light movie, but it’s also not as heavy as you might expect. The movie isn’t your average lesbian romance; it’s actually only a part of it. What we’re excited about especially? Other genres! We want diverse storylines; we need movies where ‘being a lesbian’ is not the only story of the film.

Autostraddle said in the past that the movie ‘stands out for its cultural specificity, truly magnificent leads, and endless charm’. And we agree! Hey, it’s more lesbian moms! This time, Pothina and Theoda, Akila’s moms who work as scholars at the Savior Institute where they study the prophecy about Cleo being their, well, savior. Pothina’s the cool mom. Theoda’s the dorky mom. But both of them agree that they’d happily get eaten by a snake to prove their love for their daughter. But of course, it’s complicated. The LGBTQ+ community criticized the movie for being made for the ‘male gaze’ still – but we have to say: we have to take this win! Hey and speaking of Batman, Kate Kane / Batwoman gets her first turn in DC’s animated universe in Bad Blood (which, like Charlie Brown, I am counting as a TV episode ’cause I make the rules). And it’s not just Kate! Her on-again/off-again girlfriend Rene Montoya also makes a major appearance and they go on multiple dates together.Happiest Season is about a girl, Abby, who is planning to propose to her girlfriend, Harper, at Harper’s family’s annual holiday party. But Harper hasn’t come out to her conservative parents yet…

The story is about Kena and Ziki, two girls and daughters of two rival politicians who are running for the local elections. They fall in love, but it’s a forbidden one. The lesbian movie starts with Rachel’s wedding day, which is also the day she meets Luce – it’s a love-at-first-sight situation.

So imagine the enthusiasm when Rafiki came: a movie about two Kenyan girls who fall in love, directed by a female Kenyan director! On the other hand, I can find myself in the fluidity and think this is a way of including queer women in movies who aren’t identifying as lesbian. They do not know Sweety is actually in love with a woman. Sweety tries to come out to her traditional and controversial family, but that isn’t so easy!