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Nisha Ganatra's On-screen Comeback
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Suzanne Corson
 on June 27, 2007 | Comments (4)
The out filmmaker behind Chutney Popcorn talks about her new role in Don't Go, working with Margaret Cho and her upcoming film projects.
Review of "Fire"
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Malinda Lo, Contributing Writer
 on September 13, 2004 | Comments (0)
Deepa Mehta's 1996 film tells the story of two Indian sisters-in-law living in traditional marriages who fall in love with each other.
A young lesbian couple in India loses hope
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the linster
 on January 26, 2011 | Comments (31)
Two teenage girls in India committed suicide after seeing a film that convinced them of the impossibility of living openly as a couple.
Documentary "Desigirls!" follows South Asian lesbians in America
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drummerdeeds
 on May 13, 2010 | Comments (17)
Generally when one thinks of Indian women, the first thing that comes to mind is a midriff-bearing Bollywood heroine. That's all thanks to our awesomely represe
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"Come to My Window:" a Cross-Cultural Lesbian Experience
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jamie murnane
 on October 6, 2009 | Comments (13)
The creator and star of When Kiran Met Karen talk about their new movie and making films about queer women of color.
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Making "The World Unseen"
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Sarah Warn, Founder and Former Editor in Chief
 on December 22, 2008 | Comments (13)
Shamim Sarif, Hanan Kattan and Sheetal Sheth talk about making the award-winning lesbian love story set in 1950s South Africa.
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Making “I Can’t Think Straight”
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Sarah Warn, Founder and Former Editor in Chief
 on December 1, 2008 | Comments (44)
Filmmakers Shamim Sarif and Hanan Kattan, and actress Sheetal Sheth, discuss the difficult task of making the romantic lesbian dramedy.
Brunch with Nisha Ganatra and Page Hurwitz (Brunch with Bridget, Episode 39)
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Karman Kregloe, Editor
on November 8, 2008 | Comments (34)
This week Bridget brunches with a couple of entertainment industry bigwigs. Page Hurwitz, Co-Executive Producer of Last Comic Standing and the writer/director/s
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Review of "The World Unseen"
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AfterEllen.com Staff
 on January 29, 2008 | Comments (36)
This well-crafted film about two Indian women who fall for one another in 1952 South Africa shines with strong performances.
Do go to the "Don't Go" screening in NYC
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scribegrrrl, Contributing Writer
 on November 14, 2007 | Comments (4)
On Thursday night, Queer Black Cinema presents a screening of Don't Go, a new TV series from writer-director Amber Sharp. The series captures the lives of sever
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