Late Life Lesbians
A documentary following women who have found love later in life with female partners, including 61-year-old widow Sally from Sussex and her new love, Lisa. Elsewhere, cameras follow mother-of-four Jocelyn, who left her husband and began a new relationship with her partner Sadie, and Mitra from London, who had to overcome the prejudice of her Middle Eastern mother when she found her true love.
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A documentary following women who have found love later in life with female partners, including 61-year-old widow Sally from Sussex and her new love, Lisa. Elsewhere, cameras follow mother-of-four Jocelyn, who left her husband and began a new relationship with her partner Sadie, and Mitra from London, who had to overcome the prejudice of her Middle Eastern mother when she found her true love.
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