Loved watching this film. Definitely a different type of artistic experience, but one that I thoroughly enjoyed. I haven't watched too many queer films, and though this qualifies as one, it's deep on so many levels in its exploration of the human condition, particularly through the female lens. It challenged my senses and perspective of how women feel and live, all through a painfully beautiful journey of love, hurt, confusion, passion, and healing. I've watched it twice now, and plan on watching it again because of the complexity and beauty of the performances, writing, and overall artistic impression. Can't wait for more!

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