~La
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Taree: ah'm, yo' know...
Willer: Whut in tarnation?
Taree: Yourn...
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~La
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Taree: ah'm, yo' know...
Willer: Whut in tarnation?
Taree: Yourn...
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Try getting "The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls In Love" or "But I'm A Cheerleader"; high-school age lesbians, and a happy ending (after a little comedy, angst & action). They may very well be rated "R" (I can't remember), but pretty much any film w/ heavy lesbian content automatically gets an "R" rating in America. Bastards.
Anyway, hope that helps and maybe other folks can think of more films...
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For generic movies: I'd recommend "Reality Bites"
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There's a fairly recent (last few years?) British film about teen boys in lurve, but I'm having a brain fart about the title...Dang it.
The only high school movies I can think of right now are bad horror/suspense films like The Faculty, Final Destination and the like. I've always been a fan of Empire Records, but it takes place in a record store and not in a high school, even though they're all seniors.
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Funny story about American High. They wanted to film that at my high school when my brother was a senior (I'd already graduated), but the administration thought it would be too disruptive. My brother possibly would have gotten on it (he would have tried anyway). They filmed it at a school near mine instead, don't remember which one anymore, though. That would be great if I could get ahold of that. Only problem would be the lack of Korean subtitles. My students aren't very high level and even when I show Charlie Brown movies (but without subtitles), they quickly lose interest and start talking or doing other things instead.
~La
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Taree: ah'm, yo' know...
Willer: Whut in tarnation?
Taree: Yourn...
wiccie: As far as the British film, maybe Get Real or the exceptional Beautiful Thing? They're both pretty recent.
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Originally posted by La:
Thanks guys, I'm compiling a list of movies I have to go try to find at the video store right now. I'd love to show But I'm a Cheerleader, that's got to be one of the funniest, cutest movies ever. Unfortunately, it's probably "19" here.
No, it's not. Actually you can't find the movie in Korean video stores. :-P
quote:I'm going to have fun renting all these movies to watch and try to find the perfect one to show!
~la
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Taree: ah'm, yo' know...
Willer: Whut in tarnation?
Taree: Yourn...
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Originally posted by La:
yeah, that would be a movie that you wouldn't be able to find here, huh? i was surprised when I saw Bound, though (that's definitely rated 19!). Sometimes it's surprising what makes it here, and what doesn't.I'm going to have fun renting all these movies to watch and try to find the perfect one to show!
~la
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"That's right, puppy. Willow's gonna make you bark."
Description of the movie from a website:
SHOW ME LOVE
a film by
Lukas Moodysson
In a small town called Amal, Elin (Alexandra Dahlstrom) and her high school friends are part of the "in-crowd." Elin is the school debutante, she is popular and all the coolest girls want to be her best friend, and she is the rage of all the boys on campus. Agnes (Rebecca Liljeberg) is not part of the "in-crowd," she is considered an outcast. Young and pretty, but unconcerned of her social status, Agnes is getting ready for a birthday party she doesn't really want that is being planned by her parents. Nothing much happens in the small town of Amal..until Elin accidentally goes to the wrong party and her life takes a new direction. On a dare, Elin kisses Agnes to see if Agnes really is a "lesbian" and her life is transformed. Elin discovers that she has been repressing something that was innately there all the time. This is the story of two girls, Elin and Agnes, who fall in love. It is a contemporary tale of longing, the joy and pain of being in love, the comical and heartbreaking aspects of growing up and the courage it takes to be different. It is a universal of love and understanding.
I never seen it on video but luckily Canada's Showcase had it on last month.
Hyo-Shin - where in Korea are you? I'm down in Mokpo.
~La
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Taree: ah'm, yo' know...
Willer: Whut in tarnation?
Taree: Yourn...
on the con side, the main gay character is male not female. and he does face a lot of trouble. but Ricky is still one of my all time favorite characters on tv. my heart still breaks for him.
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Originally posted by La:Hyo-Shin - where in Korea are you? I'm down in Mokpo.
~La
Someone else mentioned it, but I dont' recall the rating.. If these Walls Could Talk 2. It was pretty good, 3 stories of lesbian couples from different times. One, an elderly couple where one loses her lifelong partner, two, college girls living together, and three, an approximate 30something couple trying to concieve using a sperm bank.
Good luck on your search.
Meg
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Originally posted by Hyo-Shin:
... Unlike Mokpo, Gay people are quite visible here.
Yeah, lucky you. I rarely get up to seoul, and when I do, I never seem to have the oportunity to go out to the bars, and I never seem to be there the right weekend for the Sappho group meetings (do you ever go to those? I've been to one - back in August). if you want to talk more off the board, send me an email (bianyothername@hotmail.com) or AIM me: lasahana.
as for movies, I think on Friday I'm just going to go to one of the somewhat larger video stores nearby and see what I see. Since I really am trying to show some stuff from highschool (but of course I want to show a movie I don't mind watching 10 times), I think I'm leaning more towards Election or 10 Things I hate about you (i love Julia Stiles, and the movie isn't bad either) or Bring it On!
Thanks for all of your suggestions.
~La
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Willer: Whut in tarnation?
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Illegitimi non carborundum!
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Kind of an unusual name. There's hardly any except Warren Beatty and, you know, President Harding. It's probably not either of them.
~Willow in IWMTLY
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Originally posted by Righteous Babe:
I can't wait for when it comes out on DVD (My So Called Life). I'm gonna be first in line. hehe!
Thanks Literary Exterminator - I was thinking of the movie "Get Real" and couldn't remember the title. I highly recommend that film as well.
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