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Woman with a Movie Camera
Galentine’s Day: But I’m a Cheerleader
+ intro by writer Laura Venning
Serve camp 1990s realness with your pals this Galentine’s Day, with Jamie Babbit’s cult classic of queer cinema.
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Director
Jamie Babbit
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With
Natasha Lyonne, Clea Duvall, RuPaul, Melanie Lynskey
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USA 1999. 92min
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35mm
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Certificate
15
All-American teen Megan has a jock boyfriend and place on the cheerleading squad. But it’s not enough to stop her parents suspecting she’s a lesbian. Sent to True Directions conversion therapy camp, Megan is confronted with her actual identity, with far more queer results than her parents hoped for. Dubbed the ‘gay Clueless’ by director Jamie Babbit, this tongue-in-cheek cult classic sees an iconic cast hilariously tackle themes of gender and sexuality.
Contains homophobic attitudes and language.
Tickets £17 concessions £14 (members pay £2.50 less).
Woman with a Movie Camera is generously supported by Jane Stanton.
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