Getting Lost in Amsterdam
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Coming Home (2020)
This LGBTQ+ film grapples with the subject of coming out. The director wanted to show how someone might deal with a personal crisis amidst a global crisis. As a queer woman, she sought to portray the fear and anxiety around coming out in an authentic, subtle way. It's not easy and it's almost never the right time, but before coming out, we must first accept ourselves.
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This LGBTQ+ film grapples with the subject of coming out. The director wanted to show how someone might deal with a personal crisis amidst a global crisis. As a queer woman, she sought to portray the fear and anxiety around coming out in an authentic, subtle way. It's not easy and it's almost never the right time, but before coming out, we must first accept ourselves.
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