'Carol' Movie Review: A Gorgeous LGBTQ+ Romance
The 1950s lesbian romance is stunning, emotional, restrained, and, simply put, one of the best movies I’ve ever seen depicting a woman-loving-woman (WLW) relationship.
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As a CEO, Alif Irsyad never dreamed of falling in love with a waitress. Irsyad's theory is simple. An ordinary girl like Nuzul is not worthy of being paired with him. Alif Irsyad confidently tells his friend Saiful that he does not easily fall in love, let alone with a woman who is not his equal. But those words come back to haunt him because he begins to fall in love with Nuzul, a worker at Saiful's cafe and a close friend of his wife, Laila. At first Alif Irsyad denies his feelings for Nuzul, but the more he avoids it, the more intense it becomes, and he eventually confesses his feelings to Nuzul. Thus begins a story of joy and sorrow between the two of them. CAST PHOTO Cast of the drama The Coffee Maker Mr Vampire
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As a CEO, Alif Irsyad never dreamed of falling in love with a waitress. Irsyad's theory is simple. An ordinary girl like Nuzul is not worthy of being paired with him. Alif Irsyad confidently tells his friend Saiful that he does not easily fall in love, let alone with a woman who is not his equal. But those words come back to haunt him because he begins to fall in love with Nuzul, a worker at Saiful's cafe and a close friend of his wife, Laila. At first Alif Irsyad denies his feelings for Nuzul, but the more he avoids it, the more intense it becomes, and he eventually confesses his feelings to Nuzul. Thus begins a story of joy and sorrow between the two of them. CAST PHOTO Cast of the drama The Coffee Maker Mr Vampire
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