Lost Film: Lesbians Go Mad In Lesbos
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Ok, I work in tourism, the ones on holiday weren't acting that way because they were lesbians, it's because they're British. That's how they always act, regardless of sexuality.
unfortunately that is accurate to how brits act in Britain too
@@Gxylord that sounds insufferable
@@olive_99 if you’re used to it it ain’t that bad but can be a bit much
@@Gxylord As someone with family in England, can confirm, Brits do just act like that
@@olive_99 It is.... I have started fantasising about being a giant that jumps and stamps and stomps on all of the pubs and "clubs"* in my town, the nightlife in the UK has always been vile, unless you know where to go*, sadly, the living here in the day time has become a nightmare too....tbh, I would love to go back to the days when the "holidaymakers of the UK" was the worst we could be, but now? Gah....
* I am sickeningly old, even the cobwebs my purse have cobwebs, but I recall when a club was a place you went to dance to frighteningly bass-heavy music with very wide eyes and a feeling like you had an answer to a question you hadn't thought of yet, but they appear to have devolved back into what they were before even my long ao youth: Places to drink over-priced ethanol because the sports bar/wine bar/gastro pub/whatever the fuck a Wetherspoons is (desperation hole? Portal to the Hell of Miseries? WHAT ARE THEY?!) has closed and act like an embarrassment to the concept of humanity itself..... No wonder the kids want squat parties and LSD these days.
the way these girls acted is just how the majority of younger british tourists act when going to these places
Yeah this is like Ibiza Uncovered but gayer
this^^^
sun, sex and suspicious parents could never
Haven't even watched it yet but I'm 110% comfortable saying it's really no different from Spring Break in Miami either.
@@rach_laze omg I'm getting flashbacks 😆
Being a Brit myself, as soon as I heard they were a group of British women I immediately thought "oh God, no wonder"
Same LMAO (also nice kazoo pic)
@@Gxylord Thank you!
Brits on tour!
@@harry_ord the dreaded phrase D:
Yep, British tourists are the worst. I'm a Brit and I know exactly how other Brits behave. It's embarrassing. -_-
I am a lesbian from lesbos and all this information is peak entertainment for me i love it
lesbian²
ah yes
true lesbian
@@swiftyoooo we're not gatekeeping dear you're all welcome
The real og
I'm okay if you want to take over the term gold star lesbian so that it means a lesbian from Lesbos, not the gatekeeping bs it means now
Next step in the research process: You now have access to THE CREDITS. That means tons of names of people involved in production who are still alive and can be contacted to search for better copies of the footage and context of what happened to them since.
Honestly, the restoration and modern examination of this film sounds like a legit excellant topic for a feature length documentary. Basically, this video, but 6 times as long.
When you say "tons", I think the ten names we saw at the end were probably the entire crew. Worth a try, though. The production company World of Wonder has a website. They are producers for RuPaul's Drag Race and much more.
Channel Five in the UK is so ultra low budget that you could probably pitch them a film and get it shown as long as you didn't want to get paid much. Whatever subject you want. When they were just broadcast, a lot of people couldn't get the channel because the signal wasn't strong enough.
Good idea !
I just wanna know what Shauna’s doing now tbh she’s an icon
Found the librarian 😊
I could definitely see restoring this as being someone's thesis
That censor box that just reads "female presenting nipples" is just such a beautiful subtle dig, I love it
Who is a dig against.
@@icravedeath.1200 Tumblr; when the porn ban rolled out some years ago, they had a guideline banning "female-presenting nipples" which quickly became a meme.
@@mystic-malevolence oh, I thought it was something low-key transphobic, I wasn't on Tumblr, so I don't really get the 'in-jokes'.
Might've started with Tumblr, but is also the nipple censoring policy (AFAIK) on other platforms as well, like Instagram and Facebook, leading to informative videos on how to palpate your breasts for any changes demonstrated on someone identifying as male with enough fat tissue it really dug in the sexism of the distinction.
@@icravedeath.1200 I mean, it's Tumblr being low-key transphobic
i fully believe the reason u found this was not luck but the combined power of lesbians
That's a super sentai series I would watch.
Yes
Lesbian prophecy
Hell yeah! 🙌❤🧡💛💚💙💜🙌
_it's lesbian magick, baby_
Lesbian power!
"the official lgbtq archivist" never have i been so jealous of a job title
I can't think of anything more perfect than a lesbian documentary having been lost to time for a while only to finally show up again in fragments
One could call the phenomenon poetic.
Truly the Dead Sea Scrolls of our day.
Lesbians Go Mad In Lesbos in fragments like Sappho's poetry
(I personally think it's more sad and just shows us how a patriarcal society doesn't consider worthy to conserve and protect women's herstory)
@@Biscuitsdefortune I can definitely see that too. I was just saying that so much lesbian media is just like the "original" is so cool to me. It would be really cool to see like, an experimental type movie be made about lesbians that's intentionally fragmented
The ancient scriptures. lol
i feel the issue they had was so clearly that they invited very extroverted clubbing people who at the time likely had the main place they could be openly gay was the club. telling those people "hey come on a lesbian holiday!" seemed doomed to be rowdy
I'd call it a sampling bias.
Especially if the controversy was already getting news coverage. The kinds of women the travel agency wanted to bring in were going to be off-put by the possibility of cameras.
Yeah even if the island isn't one of THE most quite ones , a party group with the spotlight on them was always going to be that, a party group with a spotlight on them
also they're british and honestly we have a terrible reputation abroad in general for our roudiness
@@Gxylord I think the rest of the world at one point or another would quite agree with you XD
"Do these women act like spoiled children who've never been told no before?" That's just British tourists in general LMAO
True. Lmao!
yes, another reason i don’t intend to go abroad
I love how a large portion of this film is apparently just 90s WAP discourse lol
Damn you right!!
OMG THEY"RE TOO WET
"Bring a bucket and a mop for this wet ass pussy" I heard wap and had to use some lyrics. XD But you're right, this was the original WAP, but rowdy British lesbians. lol
😆😂🤣
I'm an anthropology student (along with public health and social justice), so to me this is actually a big deal. It isn't some MTV super exaggerated version of queer culture at the time, it's just a group of queer women being themselves. It's so important to find things like this, so you should be proud to have instigated getting this out.
This sounds like a great subject for your thesis
@@argiromarioli4917 If I were going into pure cultural anthropology, it probably would be, but I'm going to go into medical anthropology.
Thesis is a few years away (if I can keep getting full-ride), but I'm already thinking about doing it on transgender healthcare.
@@AlphaDelilas Good luck in your studies and future thesis. Are you planning on the topic of your thesis to be about trans healthcare in general, or are you wanting to delve into the ways transmasc, transfem and nonbinary healthcare intersect and branch out? Sorry if this is nosy, I'm a trans guy and I'm curious ^^'
@@AlphaDelilas that's so cool hope it goes well
There is a special beauty about the facts that the poems of Sappho and this weird 2000s reality TV Film are both only available as fragments to us.
Really makes clear how limited and limiting HIS STORY has been.
i love how she's like "no flavors do not eat." because she knows her audience eats weird things.
Literally wondering what it tasted like when she said that lol
this batch is smart enough to know not to eat soap but feral enough to want it
@@BasicGeometry batch? Do you mean me? Like, I’m baked like a cookie? It’s ok
OMG yeah like I loved that part! (along with the other parts tho, but still.) Like I swear it reminded me of some family members I had back in the day
@@BasicGeometry I drank soap for five dollars once, it was nasty
"Do they act like spoiled children who have never been told 'no' before? Yes."
You just described how a lot of tourists act. It's not exclusive to lesbians (and I wouldn't assume you think it is), and that might have gotten lost in the media frenzy. I saw groups of male British tourists acting just like that in Skala Eressos when I was there in 2010. It's weird to hold lesbians to a higher standard when they didn't ask to be put in that situation, as you point out.
Side note: Sappho Travel was still there when I went.
i support lesbian rights AND wrongs! not gonna condemn these party girls any more than your standard gaggle of frat bros or annoying tourists
Well said
Same energy as annoying white people in cancun
Based
I think you would have had a different opinion if you were a queer person in greece at the time. As our girlie said, there's multiple sides here.
fair but frat bros and entitled tourists are some of the worst people so i do condemn them quite a bit
I went into Candy Bar when I was fundraising for London Pride and a girl immediately put her whole hand in my bra to tuck a £5 note in the band. Candy Bar had a *vibe* 😬
Errr
I think that's called sexual assault
@@wan9840 you think?
@@sorrelkinton8047 I do, from time to time
@@wan9840 I'm sorry this is a serious topic but that response is probably the best I've ever seen to someone saying "you think?" With your permission (and without ngl, but I'm trying to be polite here) I will start using that phrase myself. It's the perfectly balanced burn of both the person you're answering and yourself. And I'm here for it.
If i had a nickle for every "lesbian makes a 20 minute long video about obscure lost media" video that got recommended to me id have 2 nickles
Which is pretty rad honestly
I’d also have 2 nickels lol, from my list it’s strange æons and hazel preserving obscure history, with hazel in the trenches of lost obscure anime from the 80s-2000s that don’t have wiki entries and can only be accessed thru Japanese archive websites with no translations
@@YukaAkemi i was also talking about hazel :)
@@ThatOneIrishFurry I love hazel 🧡
"Which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice!" ahaha couldn't help but finish the quote :')
I’d have like 6
My thought of "the old stereotype" was the spinster aunt who grows old with maybe a secret gal pal for company. These girls want to have their fun now, and openly
If you tell the British archive you are a big shot influencer who wants to restore a film that is important to lesbian history, I think they will want to digitize it for you. They are archivists that's their reason to wake up in the morning. And if you have like two or more bad vhs versions you cane "enhance the quality". I think even I would have the skill set to write a thingy that can pick which parts to use. Programming a thingy to make crummy data into good data is part of why I wake up in the morning.
And researching these kind of cool little history stories is part of why I wake up in the morning. I love hanging out in archives when I get the chance. A few years ago, I interviewed an old man about a paper he wrote in 1979. To refresh his memory, he downloaded it off the archive website. It was the copy I had restored and put there. There's a really interesting story in the archives of one Supreme Court Justice, but it won't be available until 10 years after Sandra Day O'Connor dies and his archives become public. (10 years after the last justice who served with him dies). Until then, I'm waiting to find out the story and feeling bad about waiting for Sandra Day O'Connor to die.
When you have a large enough audience, you've got people with certain skills in there.
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IME there's usually a digitization fee and you may need to contact the owner of the video's copyright depending on the archival restrictions of the document. You don't even need to tell them you're an influencer, just that you're doing some research on a piece of gay history.
@@dr-skelebones how much is the fee normally? I would be so down to put money towards a fundraiser to digitise it
@@dr-skelebones Is it expensive, the fee, I mean?
fun fact the island has 2 names , the one is lesbos and the second 1 being MITILINI . Why i dunno... but its an on going joke in greece asking some1 which island they prefer for vacation lesbos or mitilini , while they are the same island.
glad to see teya going into lost media territory
Teya has finally stopped putting the color filter on and is just her natural black and white self
I'm thinking that the film is so strange because it shows (relatively) unpolished human culture as it is happening. It's not really a piece of "reality tv" as we know it today, but could perhaps be called an ancestress of it...? It's more reality than tv.
The lived experience is always messy, and stereotypes are blobs of grey, not dots of black with sharp boundaries.
shoutout to the lgbtq archivist (who may or may not be Jon Sims in retirement) for singlehandedly preserving qveer history
tma au where after the eyepocalypse jon goes into hiding as San Francisco’s lgbtq archivist
Nah, it's melanie
thank you for saying it out loud omg
Yesss a magnus archives reference!
Whenever I see the "lipstick/femme vs butch" "debate" I just think: Personally, I think combat boots look cool, I think women who rock body hair without shame are hot, though I like the feeling of being shaved, and I'm vegan because I wanna be and I think it's the right thing to do. I'm gonna be who I am and if that makes me a stereotype then take that up with the homophobes who judge us for it. Flannel and combat boots and rage and politics and empathy and veganism and even wanting an exclusive relationship with a woman are things that I like and are a part of me and that may be connected to my queerness to varying extents. I'd never want to give those up to prove a point about the diversity of the community or something. I don't worry about being femme or butch or lipstick or anything. I'm just gonna be me and I'm not gonna take shit for it.
@Sandy Lewis I'm not sure I follow. If you don't care, why comment?
Respect.
I have tattoos, piercings, blue dye in my hair and it's cut into a bob (These things seem to be part of the stereotypes too for some reason.), though I mostly get mistaken for hetero or bi, because of my feminine style and tastes, like wearing makeup and preferring skirts and dresses compared trousers or jeans. Homophobes are annoying and I can imagine they wouldn't want to be stereotypds, so I don't get why they do it? They act as if we don't all look different and have our own styles an tastes and that we are just women who love women. I also think combat boots look cool on other women, though I personally prefer chunky heeled boots on myself. They're super comfy and cute! lol I also feel like I just wanna be me and not care what others think and I feel like I shouldn't be shut down for sticking up for myself. Been called unreasonable many times for speaking up for myself and it's so annoying. Like, people expect me to just sit there and take their shit? Hell no!
Your comment gave me strength. I was feeling shitty today, but this made me feel better. You sound really cool and a very passionate person too. Take care and have a great day!
I love how this video is just casually in black and white
it's honestly a vibe
I love doing this kind of research. I may have been one of the people who pointed out some libraries that had a copy. Typically, when a creator talks about lost media, my first step is to check Worldcat and more often than not, there's at least a good lead there to check.
I didn't know about Worldcat! what a great resource!
I also didn't know about Worldcat! Thank you for sharing this!!
there's something almost poetic about the documentary being damaged and fragmented like Sappho's poems - these women literally and metaphorically retracing Sappho's footsteps and some of her legacy
Hi Teya! Thanks to your court case video I was inspired to search for and find this film because I was just too damn curious too. I had a blast finding this and restoring it as best I could for everyone.
Love your videos!
thank you for your service!!!!!!! 🙏🏼
this comment needs to be higher up!
💖✨✨
Thank you so much for doing this!
Seeing it's a UK production, I'm guessing it's a PAL VHS. That would also explain the lack of color if it was played back on an NTSC player.
hey Strange- just fyi, if you or anyone else involved wants to take this further, I have professional experience with video editing and restoration, and my commissions are VERY open.
Interacting to get this higher.
comment for the algorithm
another comment for the algorithm
maybe reach out to her on her business email?
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This is such an interesting view into 90s lesbian culture that I didn't know I needed
Made me all nostalgic, honestly. Terms like "lipstick lesbian" started getting chucked around then - disparagingly, mostly - but for some reason "baby dyke" was ok and honestly, I fitted that one
Unfortunately, it's also when I remember the TERFs really starting to show up at conferences and stuff and people were confused about it all.... not that that was new, but I started to learn to hate how we could turn in on ourselves.
Odd, transitional period in lesbian history.
Yea their behaviour was what we normally see from young tourists in greek islands. But they had all eyes on them because of homophobia. Still tho when you go somewhere as a tourist be respectful!
i literally saw her lesbos video just a few hours ago and wished she would get her obscure tape… my wish was fulfilled
We have finally found the sacred texts. We must study and learn.
As a greek i love the history of lesbos/ i think it's great that people visit but this "lost island paradise where you can to whatever you want while the residents suffer in near poverty" rhetoric is peak touristification.
To say nothing of the many refugees, who suffer in actual poverty.
I think I've been watching too much analog horror lately, because that intro made me believe I was in for some kind of weird lesbian analog horror series I didn't know of.
The Hills Have Thighs
I love stuff like this, just a small peak into the past. No true context, gaps in the story, no script just people being people... I find it so fascinating
As much as I enjoy individual videos, at this point I'm just here for watching Strange Aeons tweak the balance of ancient lesbian lore and weird Tumblr stuff in real time.
kind of poetic, in a sad sort of way, that just like sappho's poems, another important piece of lesbian history has yet again shown up only in fragments
But what you don't know is that her real name is Strange Aeons....
but what *you* don’t know is his real name is Strange Aeons
but what you don't know is that his real name is Strange
His*
His
@@nandacamposv wait rly? I thought they were a girl?
Interesting thought: there's a chance this tape is actually in PAL format and not NTSC. I don't know if the archivist would have access to a PAL VCR (lol) but it looks like maybe pal content???
First, it is almost certainly PAL. Second, the archivist almost certainly was aware of that and able to handle it.
Congrats on finding Lesbians Go Mad In Lesbos
I've been watching a lot of analogue horror lately, so the opening frames of this video set expectations you couldn't have known.
I don't have a thought on your thoughts, but I have to say, I love the art direction in this video. The overpowering white and stark black when you are in the shot really works well.
I am absolutely living for the queen at 14:47 ‘s STROBE LIGHT T SHIRT. Peak iconic lesbian fashion right there that is.
they still have the only lesbian bar in london called she soho! i love it there and it makes me feel so connected to lesbian history
This is very weird for me because I grew up in London and came out in 2004. Although I was like 14 so wasn't really in the clubbing scene back then (that's primarily because I was a nerd though because people absolutely started clubbing at that age here and at that time, id checking was barely a thing) but once I uhhh debuted into society(???) in the later half of the decade these are so very much the kind of women I met on the mainstream sapphic club and bar scene. To the point where I tried to see if I recognised anyone. I did not. Although grainy footage plus a decade, who knows. I knew people who went to lesbos both for pleasure and work and I've been to candy bar once because it very much has a meat market reputation and the vibes are very weird. It was the only full time lesbian bar in London at the time though, idk about now, but really it was better just to wait for a lesbian night at a different bar.
Also I used to know this trans woman who was older and she used to basically tell us young bucks stories from the sex wars back in the 80s, apparently there was a lot of sneaking behind enemy lines for hook ups.
i want to know more about these sex wars
sex attacks?
@@alfonsoabraham2370 Sex smuggling?
Sex drone strikes
It's always cool to recover lost media, specially when it has such an historical value.
I love the way you made your footage black and white to make the back and forth cuts less jarring. It helped make the video more immersivfe lol. So glad this gem was found 😁
their behaviour has nothing to do with them being gay and everything to do with the fact that Brits love a package holiday to the Mediterranean, we just go absolutely feral. This could easily just be a documentary about school leavers in Magaluf
As a Spanish, I can confirm. British tourists go wild when they see the sun.
It’s kinda like werewolves but in reverse.
I *love* love Strange's "lesbian history" videos, they're so wholesome in a way, just catching glimpses of what our community has been over time, its truly so interesting to me
These lesbians just sound and act like regular tourists tbh. It was just a bit of a mess cause lesbophobia made it all blow out of proportion but if you've been to a small town that had loud tourists visit, this is par for the course
I did a filmmaking program with the BFI, I think I'm gonna have to contact someone or go to London myself. WE NEED THE FULL UNDAMAGED FILM
Any updates?
@@Matt_the_pirate nah thank you for reminding me to e-mail though. trains here are increasingly unreliable and expensive so it may be a few months before i can take the trip :0
If I had a nickel for every time a RUclipsr who spoke at length about GarfieldEATS went to great lengths digging through obscure public library archives in order to find a piece of lost media which they'd mentioned before on their channel, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.
The way my head SNAPPED UP when I heard the words Candy Bar... I still have a tiny hot-pink digital camera from the early 2010s that, if connected it to a power source, would undoubtably contain thousands of low-res photos of pre-transition Baby Lesbian Me circa 2012. I have a vivid sensory memory of the reversible sequins on the dress I always wore. It closed down in 2014 and the nation mourned.
This video brings me as a "baby lesbian" so much joy
We can only hope the London copy is in better quality and someday gets digitized too.
Watching this movie feels like watching someone else's home videos
Or like a tennis team's vacation-commemoration video
The moral of this story is SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY!!!
Candy Bar was my first lesbian bar experience as an 18 year old in London. It was definitely its own special kind of vibe.
from the clips it honestly kind of just looks like watching some random family vacation footage from the late 90s that just sort of happens to be about a bunch of British frat lesbians. which is maybe not super inspiring, but it is sort of interesting in the way most weirdly personal historical artifacts are. im glad it's out there now.
Like the works of Sappho herself, this movie has been almost completely removed from the living universe. Just noting a trend. Also, Strange Aeons is the raisin I now have glasses in a strange "I have a story to tell" way. So thank you for that.
Three cheers for libraries, international team work, and librarians
i love the 1 frame jumpscare at 18:03
It fits the whole vibe of this piece of lost media
You and that subscriber probably saved this documentary from becoming lost media. Thank you so much, as losing any media, especially the media made by and for minorities, is always an awful thing imo. If we lose the things we create, we are doomed to repeat our mistakes. That's not a quote or a saying or anything, I just thought of it myself, but it's true. Even if those things we create seem "silly" or inconsequential. All media should be valued imo. So thank you for saving this from getting lost. It makes me wonder about other British documentaries tbh, as I am a Brit and I know that this country creates a lot of these types of programmes for channels like Channel 4 and Channel 5. We especially did so in the '90s-00s era. I wonder just how many of them have been forgotten about, lost to time, never to be found again. How many VHSes are just sitting in someone's attic from that time they wanted to see that one interesting documentary in 2004 but had other commitments so recorded it, and now they don't realise that other people might be looking for *their* VHS as lost media? Do my family and I have any VHS tapes of lost media that we've forgotten about and don't know have become lost? Did I watch any of the documentaries that have now become lost media myself back in the day? It's so eery to think about it all...
Thank you again for sharing this. ❤️ I hope the lesbians who went mad in Lesbos are thriving today. 😂🥰💖
I'm not even lesbian but I find this lost media fascinating, good content from Strange Aeons doing modern day archaeology once again.
yall should go watch Rebel Dykes(2021) if you're hungry for more obscure lesbian archives. It's a documentary on the punk-meets-lesbians scene in London in the 80s.I guess London lesbians really are mad lol It's a very interesting piece of history though
Yes I attended the showing in London
Thank you for filming in a school's bathroom for this
Library suddenly losing something? That happened to me when I looked for a common book in my ge, they had to call the grand librarian to open a case.
love how the censor bars at 13:35 say "female presenting nipple"
that's a nice touch
"this film is stupid, it shouldn't be read into" Strange says after doing a 20 minute video dissecting it ...
You have made such a great impact on the lesbian community making videos about our history
this is the kind of mindset I want to start pride with this year. thx
Thank you for blessing us with this lesbian content!! I'm learning so much!
This is such a silly documentary but I'm so glad it exists and that we got to see some of it. This sort of rawness is rare and as a queer woman I really like getting a glimpse into the culture that existed before I grew up and came out. Our history is important!
I unironically hope that a better copy appears some time soon and is archived properly for LGBT+ history. Although it seems silly and mundance, these sort of videos are still an important part of history as it shows these women simply -being-. We tend to forget that behind everything that goes on in terms of important events in history, incidents, important individuals and so on, what we fight for is simply this - the very right to exist and have lesbians go mad in Lesbos.
It's an unremarkable documentary, but in its mundane nature, it still depicts something beautiful. Unironically awesome.
A thin layer of oil will help prevent your *[CENSORED]* getting wet. Get a friend to help to ensure a thorough, even coating.
This is such a treat to watch, never saw any gay history at all in USA school. Lots of catching up on gay history to be done :)
This holiday was advertised to club-goers, so I’m not surprised at all that partying is the main thing on their minds considering they heard about it at/from a club.
The second most important lost media of Lesbos (second only to Sappho's other works)
You've probably already seen it, but in case you haven't: there's a channel now titled "Lesbians Go Mad on Lesbos" that's uploaded an hour long full color version of the film!
love the parallel to sapphos fragmented poetry
My hometown is a tourist place and honestly, young tourists behave like that all the time. This time it brought so much attention and hate bcs they were openly queer. This movie is just recording a big case of homophobia.
this is moving me in a very special, hard-for-me-to-describe way. I didn’t even know this film existed but now I wanna do my best to help find a more comprehensive version of it.
I hope the BFI can provide a better quality version for long term preservation.
ive been waiting for this since the last one oh god
I love the eyeliner, and the content. Queer history, YES!!
How difficult is it to rename it the Sapphic Poetry Appreciation Symposium Pool Party?
there is something so poetic about the film about lesbians on lesbos only being recoverable in fragments...
B/W Strange looks like a vampire and you know what I'm here for it
Strange-it has befallen upon you to make the sequel. Lesbians Go Madder In Lesbos: The Squeakquel
I'm so glad this was recovered, I think I'm gonna look into it. Hell yeah for gay culture!! ❤️
So poetic it’s fragmented
How wonderful that your community could find you a copy of this film! ♡♡
I'm kinda unsettled by how easily some mass distributed pieces of "art" can disappear
This makes me want to get online and hunt down another version to see if we can piece together the whole thing. I wonder if I could get funding, even a couple hundred bucks, from my university to go towards the project… we have some small scale grants for student research projects… now I have to look into it and see if it’s possible
I kind of love the idea of a group of lesbians defending their right to be just as shallow, messy and useless on vacation as a crew of dude bros on a similar vacation. I also note that big loud party crews on group trips often get kicked out of their hotels for good reason.