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I can’t believe she is a full horse girl. Why is there a little girl here telling her to get married? I thought it was her younger self but it might be a sister? Or the sister of her best friend? Tello said no TERFs.įinally some Christmas movie representation for the lesbian horse girls. But like who is the actress?Īll Gender Restroom sign. Who is this blonde woman? Why does she look so familiar? She is Jane. (I ate a hybrid 10mg cherry-flavored gummy.) People asked me last time to be more thorough in explaining my weed strain but I’m clearly more qualified to discuss ice cream flavors. I’m eating Ava DuVernay’s Ben & Jerry’s flavor? Lights, Caramel, Action! Vanilla ice cream, caramel swirl, graham cracker swirl, and chocolate chip cookie dough. I’m struggling to take notes and eat ice cream so pausing in this lesbian bar. We open on rainbow decorations at a lesbian bar. (I couldn’t remember A Holiday I Do so I titled my Google doc: Marry Me a Little Christmas Time I Do) Instead get ready for lots of confusion over simple plot points, lots of Christmas spirit, and lots of lusting over Rivkah Reyes. That is about all the hard-hitting cultural analysis you’ll be receiving in this review, because, again, I watched this film while delightfully stoned. They may not have the biggest budgets, but I do think they deserve credit for being there first when more mainstream markets were still choosing bigotry. If you’ve never heard of Tello, they’re the company that was doing lesbian Christmas movies back when inclusive Christmas was barely a twinkle in Hallmark’s homophobic eye. This week, I’m here to ring in the Christmas spirit with Tello’s latest lesbian Christmas movie, A Holiday I Do. I’m back with another high movie watch! In the past, I’ve gifted you my ramblings during lesbian cinema classic Elena Undone and hard-hitting documentary Saving the Gorillas: Ellen’s Next Adventure. This piece contains spoilers for Tello’s A Holiday I Do. The Autostraddle Encyclopedia of Lesbian Cinema.

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