This is a humorous rom-com road movie with a slice of theft and a cross-country car chase that i would recommend going to see. It is an independently funded film that has high quality production values. Two girls, E and Trish fall in love but families complicate things. The gay best friend tries to add some common sense, but E isn't ready to hear it until the lives of the people closest to her are threatened when she attempts to run away from everything by running towards everyone she has upset over the years.
It has an authentic feel of the real Australia, the countryside and the people, the White Australians and incomers depicted by Lebanese and British. Its not often a lesbian film comes along that shows women who love women that they would recognise, (without the gangsters chasing them), and this film delivers.
A road movie that has everything, goodies, baddies, club music, classical music, families in conflict, and some fantastic scenery as the heroes travel through the outback. An independent film that therefore doesn't pander to the money-men, so yes, this is a film which does not follow the lesbian trope in any sense...
It has an authentic feel of the real Australia, the countryside and the people, the White Australians and incomers depicted by Lebanese and British. Its not often a lesbian film comes along that shows women who love women that they would recognise, (without the gangsters chasing them), and this film delivers.
A road movie that has everything, goodies, baddies, club music, classical music, families in conflict, and some fantastic scenery as the heroes travel through the outback. An independent film that therefore doesn't pander to the money-men, so yes, this is a film which does not follow the lesbian trope in any sense...