Go Fish
No Longer Playing
1994 83 min
Featuring a post-film conversation with writer/actor Guinevere Turner moderated by Aja Essex
The fête of lesbian friendship and community are at the center of director Rose Troche’s landmark debut feature, a clever and sexy matchmaking romance set in Chicago. As Max (co-writer Guinevere Turner) looks to end a 10-month sexless drought, her friends may have a freshly single someone in mind. With lyrical interludes and black-and-white independent panache, Troche carves an indelible film for the unabashed lesbian life of the 90s–and shows how enticing finger clipping foreplay can be. (NewFest)
Digitally restored by the Academy Film Archive and UCLA Film & Television Archive in conjunction with the Sundance Institute.
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