Princess Cyd

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Hazel S @Sylfreja Mar 8 This felt more like a hallucination than a movie. Me and me girlfriend like watching lesbian movies together and some of them are good, but some are just what was left that we could find. This was neither. It was the most uncomfortable piece of film that I have watched to my memory. I don’t know why the people in the movie talked like they did, and about what they did, but the moments where I wasn’t cringing from the weirdness were few and far between. I don’t want to be too mean cause like good for people who enjoy it, but like if your gonna watch this I think a diversity of opinions could be helpful. Every time Cyd spoke to her aunt it was painful to witness, and to be honest every time Cyd spoke to anyone was uncomfortable. By the end of it you have made no noticeable progress and Cyd is just an uncomfortable mildly unpleasant person. It wanted to be sex accepting but seemed more like someone blindly threw hormones and drama in random places. I hope you like it, it’s weird. See more isla s @RT89656869 09/03/2022 This is quite a nice film, not too sexual so not especially graphic. I liked the way the friendship built between the two main characters. Its quite dialogue heavy but I liked it. The gay theme is covered in a sensitive way, in that it didn't feel exploitative or anything like that to me. I felt I could relate to the main character a little, in that I could understand her feeling awkward when she stood out. I liked it. See more Richard D @RT89807999 01/09/2022 This is a beautifully nuanced portrayal of a sassy young woman contrasted with her slightly pain-in-the-neck, hyper reflective, middle aged aunt. When I watch Steven Cone's films I think I am seeing real people. Having watched his three main films several times - alone and with friends - I can only wait in hope of his next. See more krysten k @RT43049962 06/06/2021 in a sea of lgbtq cringe, this is one of the greats. See more 09/18/2020 so subtle and accurate, with complex characters. it made me laugh, it made me think and at some points it almost made me cry! See more 02/26/2020 Pleasant little movie populated by refreshingly nice people, with nary a ne'er-do-well to be seen. With a minor exception, any tension is in there somewhere in coming-of-age bisexuality of two young women and a good-natured generation gap. Spence's character is a writer and literature professor like William Heard in "One True Thing," although a polar opposite: kind, unpretentious and secure. She's given to hosting poetry parties, but those are mercifully short. See more Read all reviews

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