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Fest Selects: Best Lesbian Shorts: Vol. 1 (2011)
From the high price of dildos in Kate Brandt's "Tools 4 Fools" to an apocalyptic break-up rendered hysterically funny in Chris Russo's "25 Random Things I Did During My Big Fat Lesbian Depression," these shorts depict life from a lesbian perspective.
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From the high price of dildos in Kate Brandt's "Tools 4 Fools" to an apocalyptic break-up rendered hysterically funny in Chris Russo's "25 Random Things I Did During My Big Fat Lesbian Depression," these shorts depict life from a lesbian perspective.
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Directed By:Gianna Sobol, Jenifer Malmqvist, P. David Ebersole, Meredith Scott Lynn, Gina Hirsch, Kate Brandt, Erik Gernand, Chris J. Russo
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In Theaters:5/17/2011
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Runtime:101 minutes
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