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Butch Girls, Reservoir Dykes, and Faggot Whores (1997)
A joyride through San Francisco's butch scene takes gleeful aim at Quentin Tarantino's overblown hyper-masculine sensibilities.
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A joyride through San Francisco's butch scene takes gleeful aim at Quentin Tarantino's overblown hyper-masculine sensibilities.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1997
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