Girls That Love Girls

About This Movie

Girls That Love Girls is a curious dive into the complexities of female desire, wrapped in a hazy fantasy aesthetic. The pacing has a languid quality, allowing moments of intimacy to unfold naturally, making the viewer feel like a quiet observer. Bridgette Monet's storytelling, especially her tale of youthful exploration and the intriguing dynamics with Lisa DeLeeuw, brings a mix of tenderness and rawness that's hard to shake off. The practical effects are minimal but effective, complementing the dreamlike atmosphere. It's the performances—particularly in those close, charged moments—that really capture the essence of the film's exploration of friendship and passion.

This film has a bit of a cult following among collectors, though it’s not widely available in many formats. Originally released on VHS, it’s been mostly overlooked in the digital realm, making any copies quite scarce. Since it touches on themes that were not widely explored during its time, it garners interest from those who appreciate the subtleties of LGBTQ cinema. The unique blend of fantasy and reality in its storytelling gives it a distinctive place in the genre.