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The creator and star of When Kiran Met Karen talk about their new movie and making films about queer women of color.
Shamim Sarif, Hanan Kattan and Sheetal Sheth talk about making the award-winning period drama set in South Africa.
The filmmakers and actress Sheetal Sheth discuss the difficult task of making the romantic lesbian dramedy.
Bridget talks to Page and Nisha about renaming "Brunch with Bridget" and their new show, "Is This Rancid?"
A well-crafted film about two Indian women in 1952 South Africa.
Lisa Ray joins "When Kiran Met Karen," Portia and Rosie join "Nip/Tuck" and more.
The out filmmaker behind "Chutney Popcorn" on her new role in "Don't Go."
The director of "Nina's Heavenly Delights" on her latest movie and career.
Indian lesbians are less likely to die or go crazy on film.
A conversation with the actress who plays Papi.
The Indian-American actress will star in the upcoming lesbian romantic drama.
An Indian-Scottish lesbian finds true love and makes great food in the process.
A new film serves up curry and lesbian love, Oprah learns something new,and more.
The award-winning British lesbian author talks about her upcoming film, Can't Think Straight.
An interview with the director of "The Journey (Sancharram)."
The first film to seriously address lesbian love in India since 1996's "Fire."
If you've longed for the return of the confused, man-hating lesbian psychopath, you're in luck.
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