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The Sweetest Flower
Sweet Ophelia develops a queer relationship with Hamlet. Combining many well loved Shakespearian plays, this film introduces queer women into the classical and magical world of medieval England.
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Sweet Ophelia develops a queer relationship with Hamlet. Combining many well loved Shakespearian plays, this film introduces queer women into the classical and magical world of medieval England.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, History
Written By:Rhianna Roe
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Studio:inhurlation films
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