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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781893410848
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DTS Surround Sound, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
ISBN: 1893410846
Label: Picture This Home Entertainment
Manufacturer: Picture This Home Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Picture This Home Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 12, 2004
Running Time: 89 minutes
Sales Rank: 26349
Studio: Picture This Home Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 2001
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Very romantic!
The actors were great in this film. There were many moments where the characters displayed their emotions through body language and facial expressions without a lot of dialogue. It's not often that movies of this genre challenge traditional paradigms and I think the movie does a good job of dealing with various issues. Great film!
Rating: - Brooding but very romantic
I loved the subtle love scenes in this film, they were not contrived or awkward like so many lesbian sex scenes can be. The story was interesting as well, very brooding but romantic, the husband always seemed to be in a permanent state of hostility especially around his wife, but the audience is at peace when the two women are together. Wonderful and romantic, I really recommend it!!
Rating:  - i want my money back
i bought this after reading everyone elses reviews and i was greatly disappointed. the subtitles didn't bother me as much as the BAD acting. Even it the acting was good the script of the story was badly written. i found no enjoyment watching this at all. there was no real drama or suspense, no love or romantic scenes, no reality. it just was not worth the $25.
i don't even want to give it a single star.
Rating: - The emotions played out on scene are dead on.
This film shows accurate emotions at just the right times through-out the film. The viewer witnesses a married woman fall in love with another woman for the first time. Upon their first meeting, Jeanne knows instinctively there is a mutual attraction between her and a dancer she meets at birthday party. Jeanne displays girlish excitment as she begins to discover a part of herself she didn't know was there. She is drawn to Marie.( the dancer) She doesn't have it all sorted out in the beginning. She's curious, not frightened by her feelings. The lie she tells herself is she can handle this new feeling. She doesn't see the danger around the corner. Jeanne uses the dance lessons as an excuse to spend time with Marie. As the relationship deepens, Jeanne becomes trapped between two separate worlds. Choosing Marie will cost her the marriage, raising her child & life as she has known it in a traditional home. There's a part of Jeanne that wants things as they are. She loves her husband. It is not a passionate love but a contented love. She has a history & a child with him. Life is simple. Not exciting but good in it's own way.
Her content, married life begins to crumble as her desires for Marie continues to grow. When she's reading to her son, she reads the same line three times. We see the preoccupation of Marie in full swing. The marriage & even the love for her son is not strong enought to pull her away from Marie. Jeanne is falling in love with someone who instantly ... Read More
Rating: - Beautiful
Seriously, this is one of the best lesbian romance films I have EVER seen. The characters are fully 3 diminsional and the scenes are also gorgeous. You really feel the heartbreak and love of both women. I'd HIGHLY recemmend this film to anyone who likes romantic films and especially to my fellow lesbians.
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