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  Review by arianna 🗡 ★★★★½ 4

  "Where are my lesbians? Where are my lesbians?"

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  Review by mary🦋 ★★★★★ 5

  So I’m sitting here, emotions all over my tiddies

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  Review by ciara ★★★★★ 11

  god i fucking love being gay

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  Review by Graham Williamson ★★★★½ 22

  I was going to add a caveat to this review, to say that perhaps it wasn't a 4.5 film, but if you're queer, or if you're from one of those towns - you know, the ones with shops that you've never seen without the shutters down, the ones whose people are said to be "workshy" by people on TV despite the fact that some of the older residents still have scars on their head that they got from literally, physically fighting for the right to work - it will hit you like an atom bomb. (If you're both, like me, it will tear you apart like you're made of tissue paper)

  And then I thought, why am I apologising? Am…

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  Review by andrea🌹 ★★★★½ 2

  “gethin, come on, you’re supposed to be a bookshop!”
  “we don’t have maps here, it’s a gay bookshop; people ask for the poems of walt whitman!”

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  Review by Robin ★★★★

  fellas is it gay to think that gay people have rights

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  Review by Lia Allison ★★★★½ 2

  I love this film because not only am I into 80's punk aesthetics, but I am also really into girls

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  Review by erika ★★★★★ 2

  george mackay i want to hold ur hand

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  Review by ellie ✨ ★★★★½

  this is literally the most wholesome film ever made

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  Review by Sally Jane Black 11

  Movies like this tend to be white-washed, scoured of trans content and any references to communism. Knowing almost nothing about this particular historical event, I can't comment on that. If it turns out that any historical inaccuracies rooted in white supremacy, capitalist-inspired censorship, or other bigotry is present, consider this film duly scorned. But with the context I am aware of...

  What I do know is that the history of LGBTQ struggle, and all struggle against oppression, has always been empowered by solidarity. Without what they learned as communists and labor organizers, the Mattachine Society would not have been able to begin their work. After the first night of Stonewall, allies arrived to join the battle against the police. MLK…

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  Review by gwen ★★★★★

  there isn’t a minute where i’m not smiling and/or crying, a perfect film

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  Review by persia 🍒 ★★★★

  me the entire movie: 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰