My Neighbor Totoro is an animated family fantasy film that was produced in 1988 in Japan. It was written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli. The film follows two young daughters, named Satsuki and Mei, of a professor as they traverse and interact with friendly wood spirits including the giant cat-type spirit named Totoro.
Rating: NR Cast: Alexandra Dahlstrom, Rebecka Liljeburg, Erica Carlson, Mathias Rust, Stefam Horberg, Ralph Carlsson, Josefine Nyberg, Maria Hedborg, Axel Widegren, Jil Ung Genre: Lesbian Romance, Drama Director: Lukas Moddysson Producer: Lars Jonsson Length: 86 minutes Language: Swedish Available On: Netflix, DVD, iTunes
Show Me Love follows the lives of two essentially different girls, whom begin a hesitant romantic relationship. Throughout the film the two girls grow seemingly closer while they also seem to be growing seemingly distant. One of the girls, Elin, is outgoing and popular. The other girl, Anges, is more of a quiet introverted type, who has been in love with Elin since they first met. But a dare that is a drunken kiss, changes the way they look at each other all together.
Rating: G Cast: Ross Lynch, Mia Mitchell, Grace Phipps, Garret Clayton, John DeLuca, Chrissie Fit, Suzanne Cryer, Barry Botswick, Kevin Chamberlin, Steve Valentine, Jordan Fisher, Kent Boyd, Mollee Gray, William Loftus, Jessica Lee Keller Genre: Family/ Musical Director: Jeffrey Hornaday Producer: Robert F. Phillips Length: 95 minutes Followed By: Teen Beach Movie 2 Available On: DVD, iTunes
Teen Beach Movie is a Disney Channel original movie starring Ross Lynch and Mia Mitchell. It premiered on July 19, 2013. It was filmed in Puerto Rico. It's first promotion was aired February 15, 2013 as a commercial during an extended episode of Jessie. The full trailer first aired March 15, 2013 during the Wizards of Waverly Place special event: The Wizards: Alex vs. Alex.
Genre: Lesbian Romance, Drama Director: Abdellatif Kechiche Producer: Abdellatif Kechiche, Brahim Chioua, Vincent Maraval Length: 3 hours 17 minutes
Languages: French, English (subtitled) Available On: DVD, iTunes
Based on Blue is the Warmest Color by Julie Maroh. Determined to fall in love, high school student Adele is confused about her sexual orientation, but a girl with blue-hair she meets on the street really piques her interest. Directed and produced in France, Adele played by Adele Exarchopoulos, is a high school girl that is surrounded by "friends" that gossip constantly about sleeping with boys. On her way to school, she runs into a girl with dyed blue hair captures her attention, and stars in all of her dreams and fantasies. A gay friend noticed her distress and takes her to a gay dance bar. At the bar she runs into the blue haired girl she fantasized about. Her name is Emma, played by Lea Seydoux, and as time passes on they grow closer until they share a kiss on a picnic together. As the film progresses, the two live together as lovers until something happens that drive a permanent wedge in between them.
